Consider the BowlingScores program below.
/************************************************************** BowlingScores.java* Dean&Dean** This implements a bowling scores algorithm.*************************************************************/import java.util.Scanner;public class BowlingScores{ public static void main(String[] args){ Scanner stdIn = new Scanner(System.in); int score; int totalScore = 0; int count = 0; double average; System.out.print(“Enter score (−1 to quit): “); score = stdIn.nextInt(); while (score >= 0){ totalScore += score; count++; System.out.print(“Enter score (−1 to quit): “); score = stdIn.nextInt(); } average = (double) totalScore / count; System.out.println(“Average score is “ + average); } // end main}// end BowlingScores classModify this program to avoid division by zero. Initialize a
booleanvariable called
morewith
true, and use it as the
whileloop condition. Eliminate the prompt and input before the loop and move the prompt and input inside the loop to the top of the loop. Use an “if, else” structure in the loop to
set more to falseand bypass the normal calculation if the input is negative.
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