C++ for Engineers and Scientists
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Author: Bronson, Gary J.
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Chapter 5.5, Problem 5E
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- DeclarepositiveCountand nagativeCountvariables of int type to count positive and negative.
- DeclarepositiveAvg and nagativeAvg variables of double type to determine average of positive and average of negative.
Program description:
Tomodify program 5.13 so that it displays the average of the positive and negative number.
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