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Dec 15th, 2011, 02:59 PM
danny616

$10 paypal

For someone to do this for me need done in 3hours

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here are the guidelines Quote: Specifics You will use 1 file to enter all the scores. The file is named Data.txt and should be stored in the projects Debug folder. The scores are floating point numbers. One button should calculate the mean, range, and standard deviation and display them. You must use separate functions to calculate the 3 statistics. One button should display the frequencies in tabular form. For this exercise, the frequencies we are interested in are as follows: # scores < 60 60 <= # scores < 70 70 <= # scores < 80 80 <= # scores < 90 90 <= # scores You must use a separate array to hold the totals for
Dec 15th, 2011, 03:01 PM
danny616

Re: $10 paypal

Sorry here you go

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pecifics You will use 1 file to enter all the scores. The file is named Data.txt and should be stored in the projects Debug folder. The scores are floating point numbers. One button should calculate the mean, range, and standard deviation and display them. You must use separate functions to calculate the 3 statistics. One button should display the frequencies in tabular form. For this exercise, the frequencies we are interested in are as follows: # scores < 60 60 <= # scores < 70 70 <= # scores < 80 80 <= # scores < 90 90 <= # scores You must use a separate array to hold the totals for the individual ranges. All scores should be displayed in a listbox.
Dec 15th, 2011, 03:38 PM
danny616

Re: $10 paypal

Any takers?
Dec 17th, 2011, 01:27 AM
Nightwalker83

Re: $10 paypal

This seems like homework if so we will not do it for you although, you can get help on the forums. Which language are you using?
Dec 19th, 2011, 02:24 AM
gep13

Re: $10 paypal

danny616,

I have to agree with NightWalker83. The information about the program that you want sounds a though it has been lifted straight out of a textbook. Although there are likely some people on this forum who will help you out in doing this, I would have to say that I am firmly against this! There is little or no point in having someone do your homework for you. It would be far better if you were to try to understand the problem, ask some pertinent questions in the forum, and then do the work yourself.

Gary