ARRAY QUESTION 1 This program will calculate the average of quiz marks for students. In main(): o Declare an empty array called test for 4 students with 3 quizzes each. o Call function get_marks(...) and pass the test array as argument. Use while loops: Calculate the total marks and average for each students. Call function display(...) and pass the necessary arguments. In function get_marks(...): Use for loops to ask each user to enter their marks. The marks are stored into the array. In function display(..): o Print the average of each students. (There are no loops here, just a print statement.) Sample Output Student 1 : Enter quiz 1 marks : 6.5 Enter quiz 2 marks : 8 Enter quiz 3 marks : 10 Student 2 : Enter quiz 1 marks : 7.5 Enter quiz 2 marks : 7 Enter quiz 3 marks : 8 Student 3 : Enter quiz 1 marks : 4 Enter quiz 2 marks : 8 Enter quiz 3 marks : 10 Student 4 : Enter quiz 1 marks : 6 Enter quiz 2 marks : 7 Enter quiz 3 marks : 6.5 Student 1 average ==> 8.17 Student 2 average ==> 7.50 Student 3 average ==> 7.33 Student 4 average ==> 6.50

ARRAY QUESTION 1 This program will calculate the average of quiz marks for students. In main(): o Declare an empty array called test for 4 students with 3 quizzes each. o Call function get_marks(...) and pass the test array as argument. Use while loops: Calculate the total marks and average for each students. Call function display(...) and pass the necessary arguments. In function get_marks(...): Use for loops to ask each user to enter their marks. The marks are stored into the array. In function display(..): o Print the average of each students. (There are no loops here, just a print statement.) Sample Output Student 1 : Enter quiz 1 marks : 6.5 Enter quiz 2 marks : 8 Enter quiz 3 marks : 10 Student 2 : Enter quiz 1 marks : 7.5 Enter quiz 2 marks : 7 Enter quiz 3 marks : 8 Student 3 : Enter quiz 1 marks : 4 Enter quiz 2 marks : 8 Enter quiz 3 marks : 10 Student 4 : Enter quiz 1 marks : 6 Enter quiz 2 marks : 7 Enter quiz 3 marks : 6.5 Student 1 average ==> 8.17 Student 2 average ==> 7.50 Student 3 average ==> 7.33 Student 4 average ==> 6.50

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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