Simple Report
10 Points
nums-strs
Instructions
You are helping a friend generate a report from readings he has taken in different corners of his garden. Unfortunately, your friend has stored the data in a strange format. Each reading is a set of comma separated fields. However, he has stored two-digit numbers across two columns.
| field number | meaning |
|---|---|
| 1 | ID number |
| 2 | location |
| 3 | first reading, tens value |
| 4 | first reading, ones value |
| 5 | second reading, tens value |
| 6 | second reading, ones value |
For an input row like 101,house,4,2,5,4
- the first reading is
42, - the second reading is
54.
Task 1: Generate the report
Your task is find the average of the two readings and output the results of each row in the following format
#<id>, <label> = <average>Since the average of 42 and 54 is 48, the output for the sample row should be:
#101, house = 48Simple Report
10 Points
nums-strs
Instructions
You are helping a friend generate a report from readings he has taken in different corners of his garden. Unfortunately, your friend has stored the data in a strange format. Each reading is a set of comma separated fields. However, he has stored two-digit numbers across two columns.
| field number | meaning |
|---|---|
| 1 | ID number |
| 2 | location |
| 3 | first reading, tens value |
| 4 | first reading, ones value |
| 5 | second reading, tens value |
| 6 | second reading, ones value |
For an input row like 101,house,4,2,5,4
- the first reading is
42, - the second reading is
54.
Task 1: Generate the report
Your task is find the average of the two readings and output the results of each row in the following format
#<id>, <label> = <average>Since the average of 42 and 54 is 48, the output for the sample row should be:
#101, house = 48