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Write a program named
Averages that includes a
method named Average
that accepts any number
of numeric parameters,
displays them, and
displays their average.
For example, if 7 and 4
were passed to the
method, the output would
be:
74
Average is 5.
Test your function in your
Main (). Tests will be run
against Average () to
determine that it works
correctly when passed
one, two, or three
numbers, or an array of
numbers.
Averages.cs
1 using static System.Console;
2 public class Averages
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