Write a Java program to calculate user's average test scores. Your program can be used for any number of tests. For examples: 4 Bluel: Terminal Window - Quiz Options Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 90 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 85 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. -1 The average score is 87.50. Bluel: Terminal Window - Quiz Options Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 78 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 54 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 99 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 50 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. -1 The average score is 70.25.

Write a Java program to calculate user's average test scores. Your program can be used for any number of tests. For examples: 4 Bluel: Terminal Window - Quiz Options Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 90 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 85 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. -1 The average score is 87.50. Bluel: Terminal Window - Quiz Options Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 78 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 54 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 99 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. 50 Enter a score or enter -1 to stop. -1 The average score is 70.25.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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