The Average Age Step 1: Start Raptor and save your document as Lab 5-2AverageAge. The .rap file extension will be added automatically. Step 2: The next loop to code is the pseudocode from Step 12, Lab 5.1. This loop will take in various amounts of ages and then find the average. The complete pseudocode is below: Declare Integer counter Declare Integer totalAge = 0 Declare Real averageAge = 0 Declare Integer age Declare Integer number Display "How many ages do you want to enter: " Input number For counter = 1 to number Display "Enter age: " Input age Set totalAge = totalAge + age End For Set averageAge = totalAge / number Display "The average age is ", averageAge Step 3: Click the Loop symbol and add it between the Start and the End symbol. Above the Loop symbol, add five assignment statements. Set counter to 1, totalAge to 0, averageAge to 0, age to 0, and number to 0. Step 4: Above the Loop symbol, add an Input symbol that asks the user how many ages they want to enter. Store the answer in the number variable. Step 5: Double click the Diamond symbol and add the condition that will execute the loop as long as the number is less than the counter. This can be written as counter > number. Step 6: Add an input statement if the loop is NO. This statement will ask the user to enter an age. Step 7: Add an assignment statement that will accumulate the totalAge. Step 8: Add an assignment statement that will increment the counter variable by 1. Step 9: Add an assignment statement outside of the loop if the condition is YES. This should calculate the averageAge as averageAge = totalAge / number. Step 10: Add an output statement outside of the loop if the condition is YES. This should display averageAge. Step 11: Execute your flowchart to see if your output matches the following. If not, repeat the steps to identify the error and execute again. Input values are: 4 – how many ages to enter 45 67 34 27 The expected output is: The average age is 43.2500 ----Run finished---- Step 12: Paste your finished flowchart in the space below.

The Average Age Step 1: Start Raptor and save your document as Lab 5-2AverageAge. The .rap file extension will be added automatically. Step 2: The next loop to code is the pseudocode from Step 12, Lab 5.1. This loop will take in various amounts of ages and then find the average. The complete pseudocode is below: Declare Integer counter Declare Integer totalAge = 0 Declare Real averageAge = 0 Declare Integer age Declare Integer number Display "How many ages do you want to enter: " Input number For counter = 1 to number Display "Enter age: " Input age Set totalAge = totalAge + age End For Set averageAge = totalAge / number Display "The average age is ", averageAge Step 3: Click the Loop symbol and add it between the Start and the End symbol. Above the Loop symbol, add five assignment statements. Set counter to 1, totalAge to 0, averageAge to 0, age to 0, and number to 0. Step 4: Above the Loop symbol, add an Input symbol that asks the user how many ages they want to enter. Store the answer in the number variable. Step 5: Double click the Diamond symbol and add the condition that will execute the loop as long as the number is less than the counter. This can be written as counter > number. Step 6: Add an input statement if the loop is NO. This statement will ask the user to enter an age. Step 7: Add an assignment statement that will accumulate the totalAge. Step 8: Add an assignment statement that will increment the counter variable by 1. Step 9: Add an assignment statement outside of the loop if the condition is YES. This should calculate the averageAge as averageAge = totalAge / number. Step 10: Add an output statement outside of the loop if the condition is YES. This should display averageAge. Step 11: Execute your flowchart to see if your output matches the following. If not, repeat the steps to identify the error and execute again. Input values are: 4 – how many ages to enter 45 67 34 27 The expected output is: The average age is 43.2500 ----Run finished---- Step 12: Paste your finished flowchart in the space below.