Write an algorithm to solve the following price-averaging program that asks the user how many products they have purchased on a recent shopping trip. You can assume they will enter a positive integer value. Next, prompt the user for the amount they paid for each product and calculate their average cost per product, formatted to two decimal points. You can assume the user will enter floating-point numbers, but you should constrain users to positive values only. You do not need to prompt the user at the end of the program to see if they wish to continue. Here is a sample running of this program: How many products did you purchase? 3 1 How much did this product cost? 54.00 2 How much did this product cost? -100 Sorry, only positive values allowed. Please try again. 2 How much did this product cost? 98.00 3 How much did this product cost? 87.00 Average Cost: 79.67

Write an algorithm to solve the following price-averaging program that asks the user how many products they have purchased on a recent shopping trip. You can assume they will enter a positive integer value. Next, prompt the user for the amount they paid for each product and calculate their average cost per product, formatted to two decimal points. You can assume the user will enter floating-point numbers, but you should constrain users to positive values only. You do not need to prompt the user at the end of the program to see if they wish to continue. Here is a sample running of this program: How many products did you purchase? 3 1 How much did this product cost? 54.00 2 How much did this product cost? -100 Sorry, only positive values allowed. Please try again. 2 How much did this product cost? 98.00 3 How much did this product cost? 87.00 Average Cost: 79.67

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

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