ME 203

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Notice in average1.c that we have 3 separate loops; one does the reading, one does the printing, and the last does the averaging.

• Can you contract these calculations into just 2 loops, one that does the data extraction, and the next that does both printing and averaging?
  • One aspect of for loops that may help is that the variable initialization portion of the for clause is not limited to initializing just one variable.
• What about distilling this program into just 1 loop, which does all the reading, printing an averaging?

Think about how you might go about doing the above and discuss it with your classmates.

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