Write a complete java program called GroceryItems. Which will do the following tasks: 1- This program should ask the user: "How many grocery items you want to pay?" and store the answer in an integer variable. 2- Based on the number of the items, it should allow the user to enter the price of each item and store them in a one-dimensional array of type double. 3- The program should display an appropriate message to ask the user to enter items price. 4- Finally, it should find and print the total price and the average.

Write a complete java program called GroceryItems. Which will do the following tasks: 1- This program should ask the user: "How many grocery items you want to pay?" and store the answer in an integer variable. 2- Based on the number of the items, it should allow the user to enter the price of each item and store them in a one-dimensional array of type double. 3- The program should display an appropriate message to ask the user to enter items price. 4- Finally, it should find and print the total price and the average.

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Chapter8: Arrays

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