Write a C function which takes an array of integers and size of the array as parameter and computes the minimum, maximum and average values for all the elements in the array. Use 'call by reference' so that the computed values: minimum, maximum and average are also available to the main function. What would be the prototype of your function? Write appropriate main function to test your code.

Write a C function which takes an array of integers and size of the array as parameter and computes the minimum, maximum and average values for all the elements in the array. Use 'call by reference' so that the computed values: minimum, maximum and average are also available to the main function. What would be the prototype of your function? Write appropriate main function to test your code.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

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