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int *n = new int[60]; int avg = 0; int count = 0; for (int x = 0; x < 60; x++) { cin >> (*n); if (! (*n)) break; *n++; } while (*n) { avg += (*n); count++; } avg /= count; printf("Avg…
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int *n = new int[60]; int avg = 0; int count = 0; for (int x = 0; x < 60; x++) { cin >> (*n); if (! (*n)) break; *n++; } while (*n) { avg += (*n); count++; } avg /= count; printf("Avg…
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The "lot of pixels" and "box-shaped" is due to stretching the image. Up-sizing an image stretches it, and the application has to make an attempt to fill in the pixels in between. That causes the pixelation. You can't enlarge an i…
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The "lot of pixels" and "box-shaped" is due to stretching the image. Up-sizing an image stretches it, and the application has to make an attempt to fill in the pixels in between. That causes the pixelation. You can't enlarge an i…
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The "lot of pixels" and "box-shaped" is due to stretching the image. Up-sizing an image stretches it, and the application has to make an attempt to fill in the pixels in between. That causes the pixelation. You can't enlarge an i…