Challenge: Why Do We Need Array Size as an Argument?
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You are creating a student analytics tool that calculates the average score from a list of grades stored in a dynamic array.
- The function
calculateAverage
takes a pointer to an integer arrayscores
and anint
n
representing the number of elements. - Initialize a variable
sum
to0
before the loop. - Use a loop to iterate over the array from
0
ton
. - In each iteration, add the current element to the variable
sum
. - Return the average score by dividing
sum
byn
.
Example
{80, 90, 75, 85, 100} => 86.0
{60, 70, 80} => 70.0
{100, 90, 95, 85} => 92.5
Solução
solution.cpp
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Challenge: Why Do We Need Array Size as an Argument?
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Swipe to start coding
You are creating a student analytics tool that calculates the average score from a list of grades stored in a dynamic array.
- The function
calculateAverage
takes a pointer to an integer arrayscores
and anint
n
representing the number of elements. - Initialize a variable
sum
to0
before the loop. - Use a loop to iterate over the array from
0
ton
. - In each iteration, add the current element to the variable
sum
. - Return the average score by dividing
sum
byn
.
Example
{80, 90, 75, 85, 100} => 86.0
{60, 70, 80} => 70.0
{100, 90, 95, 85} => 92.5
Solução
solution.cpp
Obrigado pelo seu feedback!
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