Programming and Problem Solving With C++
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To write a code statement to read the values of temperature from the file temperatures.dat, compute its average and print the output.
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All parts need to be included in the same C file so the new code needs to be added to the existing code and needs to be working code
I’m asking for help on part (3a)
#include <stdio.h>
int printBin(int value);
int main(){
int num=10;
int tobinary= printBin(num);
printf("The number %d converted to binary as %d",num,tobinary);
unsigned int x = 1;
char *ccc = (char*)&x;
if(*ccc){
printf("This is Little endian");
}
else{
printf("This is Big endian");
}
getchar();
return 0;
}
int printBin(int value)
{
if(value<2)
return value;
return printBin(value / 2) *10 + value % 2;
}
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4/25/2022 Cloudy 65 4/26/2022 Rainy 70 4/27/2022 Sunny 53 4/28/2022 Windy 55 4/29/2022 Sunny 62
Question B. Write a C++ program that reads the marks of a group of students from a text file "grades.txt" and computes the average of all grades. The program must check the file for any opening problems, and then proceeds to do the other tasks. The input file can have 1 or more students. The text file and sample-output are shown as below: O grades - Notepad File Edit Format View Help 60.0 78.6 78.0 98.6 77.7 55.0 73.0 80.7 80.0 85.0 Windows (CF Ln 13, Col 1 100% CAUsers\Imran\Desktop\Lab111\Debug\Lab111.exe Average of 10 students is 77 Press any key to continue... Activa Coto s
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