The solution needs to be a script in C and follow the given requirements: Only headers can be stdio.h and math.h; NO iostream or cacio or any of that; Must utilize 3 or more UDF's; Prompts user to enter the number of terms as well as the value of each term by utilizing array and loop; Then prompts user to pick 1 out of 3 available functions they want to see; each of these should be done by making a udf that the user effectively selects. 1) Calculate and print the average, variance and standard deviation of the given set of values. 2) Sort the values Largest to smallest and calculate and print the median. 3)Display each value and whether it is less than or greater than the average. Finally, it should prompt whether the user would like to run another one of the functions or end the program, and if prompted, be able to carry out one of the udfs again. Thank you so much! Again, though, please only answer in C and using stdio and math headers only! Preferably stdio.h only.
The solution needs to be a script in C and follow the given requirements:
Only headers can be stdio.h and math.h; NO iostream or cacio or any of that;
Must utilize 3 or more UDF's;
Prompts user to enter the number of terms as well as the value of each term by utilizing array and loop;
Then prompts user to pick 1 out of 3 available functions they want to see; each of these should be done by making a udf that the user effectively selects.
1) Calculate and print the average, variance and standard deviation of the given set of values.
2) Sort the values Largest to smallest and calculate and print the median.
3)Display each value and whether it is less than or greater than the average.
Finally, it should prompt whether the user would like to run another one of the functions or end the program, and if prompted, be able to carry out one of the udfs again.
Thank you so much! Again, though, please only answer in C and using stdio and math headers only! Preferably stdio.h only.
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