Write a program that reads from the user a character ('s' or 'a').If the character is 's', the program reads 4 numbers from keyboard and then finds their sum.If the character is 'a the program reads 4 numbers from keyboard and then finds their average.Ötherwise, it prints "Wrong characterSample Run:Sample Runl:Enter a character (s or a) : sInput 4 numbers:10.5123144The sum of these 4 numbers is: 97.5Sample Run2:Enter a character (s or a): aInput 4 numbers:10123144The average of these 4 numbers is: 24.375Sample Run3:Enter a character (s or a): dWrong character

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Write a program that reads from the user a character ('s' or 'a'). • If the character is 's', the program reads 4 numbers from keyboard and then finds their sum. : (the character is 'a the program reads 4 numbers from keyboard and then finds their average. • Ötherwise, it prints "Wrong character"

Write a program that reads from the user a character ('s' or 'a'). • If the character is 's', the program reads 4 numbers from keyboard and then finds their sum. : (the character is 'a the program reads 4 numbers from keyboard and then finds their average. • Ötherwise, it prints "Wrong character"

Database System Concepts

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

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Chapter1: Introduction

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