Ask the user for a name and for a list of test scores. Show the number of tests taken and the average. Allow the user to enter any number of scores and make the program end when a negative value is entered.Write in java and use test case examples as a result. Test Case 11Enter namejY\nMike ENTEREnter score 1 or a negative number to exit \n90 ENTEREnter score 2 or a negative number to exit \n95JENTEREnter score 3 or a negative number to exit n-10000 ENTERMikeAnNum tests taken: 2Average: 92.5 Nn Test Case 3Enter name \nFred ENTEREnter score 1 or a negative number to exit \n33 ENTEREnter score 2 or a negative number to exit \n44 ENTEREnter score 3 or a negative number to exit \n55 ENTEREnter score 4 or a negative number to exit \n90 ENTEREnter score 5 or a negative number to exit |\n65 ENTEREnter score 6 or a negative number to exit \n12 ENTEREnter score 7 or a negative number to exit|\n-1ENTERFred --\nNum tests taken: 6 \nAverage: 49.8 \nTest Case 4Enter name \nAlice ENTEREnter score 1 or a negative number to exit \n99 ENTEREnter score 2 or a negative number to exit \n96ENTEREnter score 3 or a negative number to exit|\n90 ENTERITEREnter score 4 or a negative number to exit \n91 ENTEREnter score 5 or a negative number to exit\\n-29 ENTERAliceAnNum tests taken: 4 \nAverage: 94.0 n

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Ask the user for a name and for a list of test scores. Show the number of tests taken and the average. Allow the user to enter any number of scores and make the program end when a negative value is entered. Write in java and use test case examples as a result.

Ask the user for a name and for a list of test scores. Show the number of tests taken and the average. Allow the user to enter any number of scores and make the program end when a negative value is entered. Write in java and use test case examples as a result.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

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

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