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    Mainclass: Using Namespace Class Public Static Void String

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    The document defines a C# program that takes 10 integer inputs from the user, calculates the average, and counts how many numbers are above, below, and equal to the average. It initializes variables to track the sums, maximum, minimum, and average. Two for loops are used: one to collect the inputs and calculate the running total and average, and another to compare each input to the average and increment the appropriate counter variables. The final values of the counter variables and average are output at the end.

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    The document defines a C# program that takes 10 integer inputs from the user, calculates the average, and counts how many numbers are above, below, and equal to the average. It initializes variables to track the sums, maximum, minimum, and average. Two for loops are used: one to collect the inputs and calculate the running total and average, and another to compare each input to the average and increment the appropriate counter variables. The final values of the counter variables and average are output at the end.

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    The document defines a C# program that takes 10 integer inputs from the user, calculates the average, and counts how many numbers are above, below, and equal to the average. It initializes variables to track the sums, maximum, minimum, and average. Two for loops are used: one to collect the inputs and calculate the running total and average, and another to compare each input to the average and increment the appropriate counter variables. The final values of the counter variables and average are output at the end.

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    using System;

    namespace Application
    {
    class MainClass
    {
    public static void Main(string[] args)
    {

    int[] vector = new int[10];


    int pr = 0, ma = 0, me = 0, igua = 0;
    Console.WriteLine("ARREGLOS");
    for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
    {
    Console.WriteLine("Digite numero: ");
    vector[i] = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
    pr = pr + vector[i];
    }
    pr = pr / 10;
    Console.Clear();
    for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
    {//comprovacion de los mayuores menores e iguales
    Console.WriteLine(vector[i]);
    if (vector[i] < pr) { me = me + 1; }
    if (vector[i] > pr) { ma = ma + 1; }
    if (vector[i] == pr) { igua = igua + 1; }
    }
    Console.WriteLine("Promedio final: " + pr);
    Console.WriteLine("Mayores que el promedio: " + ma);
    Console.WriteLine("Menores que el promedio: " + me);
    Console.WriteLine("Iguales al promedio: " + igua);

    Console.ReadKey();

    }
    }

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