// Directions: Intermediate #4-2

//  1) Fork this fiddle to your work area.

//  2) Create an array of double variables for 8 batting averages.  Assign the values via assignment statements  array[3] = .123;  

//  3) Dump the array.  averages.Dump();

//  3) Calculate and output the average batting average with a ToString value of N3.

//  4) Calculate and output the minimum batting average.

//  5) Calculate and output the maximum batting average.

//  6) Submit your dotnetfiddle link in Blackboard.

​

/*  Output

Dumping object(Double[])

[

   0.25

   ,

   0.257

   ,

   0.256

   ,

   0.255

   ,

   0.254

   ,

   0.253

   ,

   0.252

   ,

   0.251

]

Average is : 0.254

Minimum is : 0.250

Maximum is : 0.257

*/

​

using System;

​

​

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        double[] averages = new double[8] {.26, .263, .231, .132, .1, .34, .642, .134};

        double min=averages[0];

        double max=averages[0];

        double avg=0;

        double sum=0;

        for(int i=0; i<averages.Length;i++){

            if(min>averages[i]){

                min=averages[i];        

            }

            if(max<averages[i]){

                max = averages[i];

            }   

            sum += averages[i];

        }

            avg=sum/averages.Length;

        averages.Dump();

        Console.WriteLine("Maximum: " + max);

        Console.WriteLine("Minimum: " + min);

        Console.WriteLine("Average: " + avg);

    }

}