Take five numbers from the user and find the minimum and the average of only the even numbers entered by the user. [If the user enters odd numbers ignore them][CANNOT USE MAX,MIN BUILT-IN FUNCTIONS] [FOR THIS TASK YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE LISTS]Assume, the first input is always an even number. Example01: If the user enters 10, 4, -1, -100, and 1.Output: "Minimum -100", "Average is 28.66667"Input:104-1-1001Output:Minimum -100Average is 28.66667Explanation:Average calculation: (10+4 + (-100))/3 = -86/3=-28.66667 Example02: If the user enters 2, 10, 1, 21, and 3.Output: Minimum 2", "Average is 6.0"Input:2101213Output:Minimum 2Average is 6.0Explanation:Average calculation: (2+10)/2 = 12/2= 6

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Take five numbers from the user and find the minimum and the average of only the even numbers entered by the user. [If the user enters odd numbers ignore them]

[CANNOT USE MAX,MIN BUILT-IN FUNCTIONS] [FOR THIS TASK YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE LISTS]

Assume, the first input is always an even number.

Example01: If the user enters 10, 4, -1, -100, and 1.
Output: "Minimum -100", "Average is 28.66667"
Input:
10
4
-1
-100
1
Output:
Minimum -100
Average is 28.66667
Explanation:
Average calculation: (10+4 + (-100))/3 = -86/3=-28.66667

Example02: If the user enters 2, 10, 1, 21, and 3.
Output: Minimum 2", "Average is 6.0"
Input:
2
10
1
21
3
Output:
Minimum 2
Average is 6.0
Explanation:
Average calculation: (2+10)/2 = 12/2= 6

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