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This C# code generates random temperature data for 70 days, calculates various statistics, and displays the results. It first generates random temperature values and displays 10 days of data. It then calculates the overall average, highest, and lowest temperatures. The code then splits the data into weeks, calculates weekly minimums, maximums, and averages, and displays these results.

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Homework 1

This C# code generates random temperature data for 70 days, calculates various statistics, and displays the results. It first generates random temperature values and displays 10 days of data. It then calculates the overall average, highest, and lowest temperatures. The code then splits the data into weeks, calculates weekly minimums, maximums, and averages, and displays these results.

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Fall 2012 IST 602

Raviteja Tatineni Homework # 1

CODE :

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; namespace ConsoleApplication2 { class Program { static void Main() //Main class starts { double[] temp = new double[70]; Random ran = new Random(); int m, n; // Filling values for (m = 0; m < temp.Length; m++) temp[m] = ran.Next(55, 99); // Displaying 10 weeks data n = 0; Console.WriteLine("10 weeks data "); foreach (double indx in temp)

{ Console.Write(indx + ","); ++n; if (n == 10) { Console.WriteLine(); n = 0; } } // to compute total average, highest and lowest of the total 70 days Console.WriteLine("\n\nThe average for 70 days is {0}. \n", avg(temp)); Console.WriteLine("The highest of 70 days is {0}. \n ", temp.Max()); Console.WriteLine("The lowest of 70 days is {0}. \n\n ", temp.Min()); // Compute and display weekly average double[] week = new double[7]; for (m = 0; m < (temp.Length / 7); m++) { Array.Copy(temp, m * 7, week, 0, 7); int i = 0; // to print weekly data Console.WriteLine("week {0} data:", m + 1); while (i < week.Length) { Console.Write(week[i] + ","); i++; } Console.WriteLine("\n\nThe lowest for week {0} is {1}", m + 1, week.Min()); Console.WriteLine("\nThe highest for week {0} is {1}", m + 1, week.Max()); Console.WriteLine("\nThe average for week {0} is {1}\n\n", m + 1, avg(week)); } Console.ReadKey(); } // to compute the average static double avg(double[] data) {

double tot = 0; foreach (double d in data) tot += d; return tot / data.Length; }

} }

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