#include <stdio.h>
#include <limits.h>
int main() {
/////////////////////////////////////////////////// first part
int count = 10 ;
int sum = 0 ;
int response ;
while ( count != 0 ){
printf( "Enter a positive integer ");
scanf( "%d" , &response);
sum = sum + response ;
printf("\n");
count--;
}
printf("The sum of the Entered numbers is : %d " , sum ) ;
////////////////////////////////// part 2
printf("\nPART - 2 : \n");
count = 7 ;
double sum2 = 0 ;
double average = 0 ;
while ( count != 0 ){
printf( "Enter an integer(positive or negative ");
scanf( "%d" , &response);
sum2 = sum2 + (double)response ;
printf("\n");
count--;
}
average = sum2/7 ;
printf("The average of the Entered numbers is : %f \n\n" , average ) ;
/////////////////////////////////part3
printf("\nPART - 3 : \n");
count = 0 ;
int largest = INT_MIN;
printf("Enter the number of elements to process : ");
scanf("%d" ,&count );
while( count != 0 ){
printf(" Enter the element : ");
scanf("%d" ,&response);
if( response > largest )
largest =response;
count--;
}
printf("The largest number entered is : %d " , largest );
return 0;
}



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