C program for function of average, C/C++ Programming

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C program for function  of average

int average(int);

void main()

{

          int max=0,c=0;

          clrscr();

          printf("ENTER THE LIMIT OF INPUT FOR AVERAGE: ");

          scanf("%d",&max);

          c=average(max);

          printf("THE AVERAGE OF %d DIGIT IS %d",max,c);

          getch();

}

int average(int i)

{

          int j=0,n=0,sum=0;

          for(j=1;j<=i;j++)

          {

                   printf("ENTER THE DIGIT: ");

 

                   scanf("%d",&n);

                   sum=sum+n;

          }

          sum=sum/i;

          return(sum);

}

 

OUTPUT :

ENTER THE LIMIT OF INPUT FOR AVG : 5

ENTER THE DIGIT: 5

ENTER THE DIGIT : 10

ENTER THE DIGIT : 15

ENTER THE DIGIT : 20

ENTER THE DIGIT : 10

THE AVERAGE OF 5 DIGIT IS 12

 


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