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10.4 LAB: User-Defined Functions: Compute Average (LAT-M)
Define a function named computeAverage that takes one parameter: an array of integer and
outputs an integer that is the average of the all integers in the array
Write a main program that reads integers from input. The first integer is the size of an array.. All
other integers will be values of the array. Then the program calls function computeAverage with
the array as arguments. Function computeAverage will return the average of all integers in the
array. Then the main program output the result
Ex: if the input is:
where 5 is the size of the array, the output is:
Your program should define and use a function:
Function computeAverage(integer array(?) userVals) returns float average
Note: To avoid confusion with different ways of implementing this code and the truncation that
occurs when doing integer division, all the tests for this lab will be whole numbers. You can use:
Put yourvariable with 1 decimal place to display the result with one decimal place (which will
end with .0).