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Chapter 8, Problem 2E
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1. The following variables are used in the
- num array of integer data type of size 10 is used to store the user-entered numbers.
- max variable of integer data type is used to store the maximum value of the array.
- min variable of integer data type is used to store the minimum value of the array.
- total variable of integer data type is used to store the sum of all the elements of the array.
- avg variable of double data types is used to store the average of all the elements in the array.
2. The following methods are used in the program:
- fill() method to read numbers from console and assign to the array.
- display() method to calculate the statistics and display the statistics of the array.
Program Description:
In this program, user-entered number are assigned to the array and its statistics are displayed to the user.
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