Exercise Three:In this exercise, we are storing the user's test score. You need to know, how many test score you want to enter.· Ask the user to enter the size of the array.Input Validation: Don't make the array size zero, less than zero, and more than 5 (to keep the calculation simple). If the user enters wrong number, make him/her to enter again until he/she enters the acceptable number.. Then ask the user to enter his/her test score.Input Validation: User can't enter any score number less than O or greater than 100. If s/he enters, do not terminate the program. Ask the user to enter the number again until s/he gets it right. Hint: Feel free to combine one loop inside another loop.• Print them out they he/she has entered. Do not include those numbers in the test score array that is less than 0 or greater than 100.• Print them in reverse order (Note: you are not reversing the array, you are just printing them in reverse order)• Create an array and store all his even number scores.• Print the array (make sure you are not printing 0 value). Print the Sum of even numbers. Print their average up two decimal points• Number of even scores• Create an array and store all his odd number scores.• Print the array (do not print O values)• print the Sum of odd numbers• print their average up to 2 decimal points- Number of odd scoresHint: To create an array for the even score and odd score, be mindful about the fact that all the numbers can be even in an array, or all the numbers can be odd in an array. Pick the same size. Do not assume, half of the numbers are going to be even, andrest half are going to be odd.Sample Output:Please enter a number between 1 to 5: -5Please enter a number between 1 to 5: 9Please enter a number between 1 to 5: 5Enter your i Score (1-100) : 200Enter your 1 Score (1-100): 50Enter your 2 Score (1-100) : 45Enter your 3 Score (1-100) : -10Enter your 3 Score (1-100) : 10Enter your 4 Score (1-100) : 95Enter your 5 Score (1-100): 80Array the way user entered: 50 45 10 95 80Array in reverse order :80 95 10 45 50Finding Even scores in the array entered by the user!Even Scores Array: 50 10 80Sum of Even scores array: 140Average of Even scores Array: 46.67Number of Even scores in the Array: 3Finding Odd scores in the array entered by the user!Odd scores array: 45 95Sum of Odd scores array: 140Average of Odd scores array: 70.00Number of Odd scores in the Array: 2

the answer to the following question:-

Please enter a number between 1 to 5: -5 Please enter a number betveen 1 to 5: 9 Please enter a number between 1 to 5: 5 Enter your 1 Score (1-100) : 200 Enter your 1 Score (1-100) : 50 Enter your 2 Score (1-100) : 45 Enter your 3 Score (1-100) : -10 Enter your 3 Score (1-100) : 10 Enter your 4 Score (1-100) : 95 Enter your 5 Score (1-100) : 80 Array the way user entered: 50 45 10 95 80 Array in reverse order 180 95 10 45 50 Finding Even scores in the array entered by the user! Even Scores Array: 50 10 80 Sum of Even scores array: 140 Average of Even scores Array: 16.67 Mumber of Even scores in the Array: 3 Finding Odd acores in the array entered by the user! odd scores array: 15 95 Sum of odd scores array: 140 Average of odd scores array: 70.00 Number of Odd scores in the Array: 2

Please enter a number between 1 to 5: -5 Please enter a number betveen 1 to 5: 9 Please enter a number between 1 to 5: 5 Enter your 1 Score (1-100) : 200 Enter your 1 Score (1-100) : 50 Enter your 2 Score (1-100) : 45 Enter your 3 Score (1-100) : -10 Enter your 3 Score (1-100) : 10 Enter your 4 Score (1-100) : 95 Enter your 5 Score (1-100) : 80 Array the way user entered: 50 45 10 95 80 Array in reverse order 180 95 10 45 50 Finding Even scores in the array entered by the user! Even Scores Array: 50 10 80 Sum of Even scores array: 140 Average of Even scores Array: 16.67 Mumber of Even scores in the Array: 3 Finding Odd acores in the array entered by the user! odd scores array: 15 95 Sum of odd scores array: 140 Average of odd scores array: 70.00 Number of Odd scores in the Array: 2

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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