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Hi guys, can you please check one small error in my small programme.............

Asked by Sambho in C Programming Language, C++ Programming Language

Hi guys,
Greetings, I have written a small code for displaying max value, min value, and median of the inputed numbers. I am getting .0000 behind all the numbers. I think I am getting these because I declared array as float. But I don't want those ( except where they are required) .0000, they are kind of annoying to eyes.

Please guys can you give me tips to remove those 00000s.
Thank you.

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             #include<stdio.h>
 
float func_mean(float array[], int n);
float largest(float array[], int n);
float smallest(float array[], int n);
 
int main(){
       
       int n = 0;
       int i;
       float array[50];
       float  mean;
       
      
       printf("\nPlease enter the elements: Note:-Please enter 0 to end inputing the numbers.\n");
             for ( i=0; i<50; i++){
             scanf ("%f",&array[i]);
             if (array[i] == 0)
             break;
             n += 1;
             };
             printf("\nThe number of element you entered is %d", n);
             printf("\n");
             printf("\nThe numbers you entered are:\n");
             for (i=0; i<n; i++)
             printf("\n%f", array[i]);
             printf("\n");
             printf("\nThe largest element you entered is %f\n", largest(array, n));
             printf("\nThe smallest element you enterd is %f\n", smallest(array,n));
             mean = func_mean(array, n);
       printf("\nThe mean you want to calculate is %f", mean);
       
       }
       
       float func_mean(float array[], int n){
             
             int i;
             float sum=0, mean;
             for ( i=0; i<n ; i++ )
                 sum = sum + array[i];
             mean = (sum/n);
             return(mean);
             }           
 
      float largest(float array[], int n){
            
            int i;
            float max;
            max = array[0];
            for (i=1; i<n; i++)
              if (max < array[i])
                  max = array[i];
            return(max);
            }
            
       float smallest(float array[], int n) {
             
             int i;
             float min;
             min = array[0];
             for (i=1; i<n; i++)
               if (min > array[i])
                  min = array[i];
             return(min);
             }

           
         

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Hi guys, can you please check one small error in my small programme.............

Asked by Sambho in C Programming Language, C++ Programming Language

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