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at the end I still need to print which stores are presenting a price within the media, someone help me;
#include<bits/stdc++.h>
struct difsites{
double preco;
char loja[50];
char site[50];
};
int main(){
int i,j;
double soma, media;
struct difsites MP;
for(i=0;i<6;i++){
printf("Insira o nome da loja: ");
scanf(" %50[^\n]s", &MP.loja);
printf("Insira a URL: ");
scanf(" %50[^\n]s", &MP.site);
printf("Insira o valor do computador: ");
scanf(" %lf", &MP.preco);
soma+=MP.preco;
media=soma/6.0;
}
printf("Preco medio: R$%.2lf\n",media);
}
If you select the code and press
ctrl+k
, it will be formatted cute as it is now. This makes it easier to read– Jefferson Quesado
To solve this problem, better start storing several "
difsites
" to be able to access them later. You will only read them once, you can only average after reading all of them and, at the end, you need to compare each "difsites
" with the average. This is a good indication that you need to store them for later access– Jefferson Quesado
Why the c++ tag? You are not using anything in the c program++.
– Isac