Assign avg_owls with the average owls per zoo. Print avg_owls as an integer. Sample output for inputs: 1 2 4 Average owls per zoo: 2 367036.2214230.qx3zgy7 1 a vg_owls 2 = 0.0 3 num_owls_zo0A 4 num_owls_zooB 5 num_owls_zooc int (input ()) int (input ()) int (input ()) 6 7' Your solution goes here ... ...

Write a program that records and displays league standings for a baseball league. The program will ask the user to enter five team names, and five win amounts. It will store the data in memory, and print it back out sorted by wins from highest to lowest. The sample output from your program should look something like this (user input in bold orange): Enter team #1: PadresEnter the wins for team #1: 75Enter team #2: DodgersEnter the wins for team #2: 91Enter team #3: GiantsEnter the wins for team #3: 92Enter team #4: Rockies Enter the wins for team #4: 65Enter team #5: DiamondbacksEnter the wins for team #5: 70League Standings:Giants: 92Dodgers: 91Padres: 75Diamondbacks: 70Rockies: 65 Requirements The data must be stored in two parallel arrays: an array of strings named teams, and an array of ints named wins.  These arrays must be declared in the main() function.  You can assume that the league has five teams, so each of the arrays should have five elements. As usual, you may not use any…

Write a program that randomly chooses between three different colors for displaying text on the screen. Use a loop to display twenty lines of text, each with a randomly chosen color. The probabilities for each color are to be as follows: white = 30%, blue = 10%, green = 60%. Hint: generate a random integer between 0 and 9. If the resulting integer is in the range 0-2, choose white. If the integer equals 3, choose blue. If the integer is in the range 4-9, choose green.