Part 4: Write an average-of-three-numbers program This program will get three integers from the user and then print the average of them (using integer division). Here is a sample run of what the program should look like when you run it and type in 7, 10, and 15: solution g++ -std=c++17 avg.cpp -o avg + solution ./avg Type the first number: 7 Type the second number: 10 Type the third number: 15 The average is 10. + solution So you need to output the prompts "Type the first number: " and so on, and the user will type in the 7 and press enter. Make sure your output looks exactly like this for those inputs. Make sure to test it with other inputs too! Compile your code with g++ -std=c++17 avg.cpp -o avg

Part 4: Write an average-of-three-numbers program This program will get three integers from the user and then print the average of them (using integer division). Here is a sample run of what the program should look like when you run it and type in 7, 10, and 15: solution g++ -std=c++17 avg.cpp -o avg + solution ./avg Type the first number: 7 Type the second number: 10 Type the third number: 15 The average is 10. + solution So you need to output the prompts "Type the first number: " and so on, and the user will type in the 7 and press enter. Make sure your output looks exactly like this for those inputs. Make sure to test it with other inputs too! Compile your code with g++ -std=c++17 avg.cpp -o avg

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