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Thank you We sneak And here's your shmoop du jour

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brought to you by product placement in the terminator movies

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Remember those hasta la vista All right consider the following

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program which generates ten random test scores between zero and

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one hundred then finds and prince the average score right

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this the program right here there Got it Okay which

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of the following diagrams represents the most effective procedurally abstracted

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implementation of the program And here your potential answer We

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get extra money for you Are you feeling get average

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enough Okay here we go Well we know that we

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should break apart program into smaller methods that have a

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single function Just like terminator has one function and one

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function on lee These methods should only do one thing

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The program has three basic functions Okay generate the scores

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get the sums of the scores and princey average of

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the score So those are the three functions we should

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break it into in order to follow a procedural decomposition

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All right we know this because those functions are primitive

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functions that can't be broken down into simpler pieces You

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know that it's cool seems like a gotta be our 00:01:24.696 --> [endTime] best chance sir Target locked could be

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