In this assignment you will write a program to find the mean of a list of grades stored in a file. The file will consist of a sequence of integers. The first integer is the number of integers in the file. You can assume that there are exactly the right number of grades in the file. You should read the name of the file from the user. Implementation You should read the grades into an array, then print out the grades followed by the average of the grades.

In this assignment you will write a program to find the mean of a list of grades stored in a file. The file will consist of a sequence of integers. The first integer is the number of integers in the file. You can assume that there are exactly the right number of grades in the file. You should read the name of the file from the user. Implementation You should read the grades into an array, then print out the grades followed by the average of the grades.

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Chapter8: Arrays

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