Hands-on lab week 5
March 25, 2016
20 integers change code to average 20 integers
In order to change the number of integers it was only necessary to change the number of times the loop would run. This is because for each iteration of the loop it takes into account one integer. So I changed the condition to reflect 20 instead of 10 rounds.

Test table
Prepare 3 distinct cases
20 Integer Test Table
Run
Input
Expected Output
1
Value 10
Value 20
Value 30
Value 40
Value 50
Value 60
Value 70
Value 80
Value 90
Value 5
Value 15
Value 25
Value 35
Value 45
Value 55
Value 65
Value 75
Value 85
Value 95
Value 100
52.5
2
Value 23
Value 6
Value 9
Value 12
Value 5
Value 10
Value 15
Value 20
Value 25
Value 2
Value 4
Value 6
Value 8
Value 10
Value 4
Value 8
Value 12
Value 165
Value 275
Value 2421
152
3
Value 1
Value 2
Value 3
Value 4
Value 5
Value 6
Value 7
Value 8
Value 9
Value 1
Value 2
Value 3
Value 4
Value 5
Value 6
Value 7
Value 8
Value 9
Value 1
Value 2
4.65

Changing Values try entering values other than an integer
Here I tried entering the letters a-t and it returned a negative number. Next I tried using strings and finally floats. My results are in the screen shots below:

Unspecified integers change code to average an unspecified number of integers
This portion presented quite a bit of difficulty for me. I did not save all my variations of code as I assumed I would figure it out in time to turn in the assignment. I was mistaken. I have spent all my study time in the last three days trying to figure out what I am doing wrong. While I fully intend to keep working this problem including scheduling a tutoring session, I will not be able to get credit for the rest of this assignment if I do not turn it in. Below is the most recent code I attempted to use but at this point my research is