3. Create a script that will find the average of{-100, 97, 83, 21, -50, 20, 101, 30}.[THE USER SHOULD BE PROMPTED TO TYPE IN THE SIZE OF ARRAY. THEN, EACH FOLLOWING NUMBERTHAT USER TYPES IN SHOULD BE STORED IN THIS ARRAY. Whole computation has to be done byaccessing elements in the array.)USER PROMPTING TO ASK THE SIZE OF ARRAY HAS TO BE DONE IN main(). COMPUTATION HAS TO BEDONE WITHIN THE USER DEFINED FUNCTION. THE FINAL VALUE SHOULD BE RETURNED TO THE main()function. THE DISPLAY OF THE RESULT SHOULD TAKE PLACE WITHIN main().

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3. Create a script that will find the average of {-100, 97, 83, 21, -50, 20, 101, 30}. [THE USER SHOULD BE PROMPTED TO TYPE IN THE SIZE OF ARRAY. THEN, EACH FOLLOWING NUMBER THAT USER TYPES IN SHOULD BE STORED IN THIS ARRAY. Whole computation has to be done by accessing elements in the array.)

3. Create a script that will find the average of {-100, 97, 83, 21, -50, 20, 101, 30}. [THE USER SHOULD BE PROMPTED TO TYPE IN THE SIZE OF ARRAY. THEN, EACH FOLLOWING NUMBER THAT USER TYPES IN SHOULD BE STORED IN THIS ARRAY. Whole computation has to be done by accessing elements in the array.)

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

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