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Keifer Dalton
3,488 PointsC# 5 Exam Scores Average, print
Write a program that computes the average of five exam scores. Declare and perform a compile-time initilization with the five values. Use a constant to define the number of scores. Print all scores and the average value formatted with no digits to the right of the decimal. rerun the application with different values. Please help! Working on a project!
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Steven Parker
231,122 PointsI'm not sure if "project" is the right word, it sure looks more like "homework". And you didn't even post any code to show you started working on it yet.
I don't recommend using someone else's answers, nor do I think it's generally an effective way to learn, but there's always somewhere that folks will post spoilers for textbook problems, you just need to look around. For examples, this post on Overclock.net, or this one from Chegg Study, which is apparently a site specializing in textbook solutions.