Question #3: Write a C program that repeatedly asks the user to enter real numbers from the keyboard then it calculates and prints the average of the entered numbers. The program continuously asks the user till the user responds by ‘N’. #include int main(void) { //Declare required variables //code for reading real numbers continuously till the user responds by ‘N’ //code for calculating the average of the entered numbers and printing it printf("< Your name >\n"); printf("< Your ID >\n"); return 0; }

Question #3: Write a C program that repeatedly asks the user to enter real numbers from the keyboard then it calculates and prints the average of the entered numbers. The program continuously asks the user till the user responds by ‘N’. #include int main(void) { //Declare required variables //code for reading real numbers continuously till the user responds by ‘N’ //code for calculating the average of the entered numbers and printing it printf("< Your name >\n"); printf("< Your ID >\n"); return 0; }

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

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