// Student: Pat Moss www.patmoss.com/cis162ad/
// Instructor: Dave Hammer http://members.cox.net/dwhammer/

// CIS162AD -- C Sharp (C#) -- Section 5832

// Professor: Dave Hammer  dwhammer@cox.net
// http://members.cox.net/dwhammer/

// Student:   Patrick Moss patmoss@patmoss.com
// http://www.patmoss.com/cis162ad/

// Worksheet #1
// III. Programming Exercise

// Write a program that declares five variables to hold scores
// for five tests you have taken. Have the program accept five
// scores from a user of the program. Display the average of
// the tests to two decimal places. Turn in your source code 
// for this program.

// program name: average5.cs  rev. 01  01-28-2006  by pat moss
// textbook: Visual C# .NET Programming, Barbara Doyle, 0619159979 

using System;

namespace average5
{
  class average5
  {
    static void Main()
    {
      double [] dblscores = new double[5];
    
      Console.WriteLine("Worksheet1 -- average5.cs");
      Console.WriteLine("Student: Pat Moss");
      Console.WriteLine("Instructor: Dave Hammer");
    
      Console.WriteLine("\nEnter five exam scores:");
    
      double dblscoretotal = 0;
      int intsamplesize = 5;

      for (int i = 0; i < intsamplesize; i++)
      {
        Console.Write("Enter score #{0}: ", i+1);
        double dblscoreinp = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine());
        dblscores [i] = dblscoreinp;
        dblscoretotal += dblscoreinp;
      }
    
      double dblaverage = dblscoretotal / intsamplesize;
    
      Console.WriteLine("\nScores entered are: ");
      for (int j = 0; j < intsamplesize; j++)
      {
        Console.WriteLine("#{0:N0} {1:N2}", j+1, dblscores[j]);
      }
    
      Console.WriteLine("\nThe average is {0:N2}", dblaverage);
    }
  }
}