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The problem statement, all variables and given/known data:
Using "filename" as the input, write an awk script that will find the sum and average of each user's grade and display them after their names in order. Also display the average of all the users at the end of your output.
"the file"
Bred Lerry 89 34 92 78 100 80
Farla Moran 71 73 38 98
Ed Morton 89 74 85 78
Ted Nifle 83 78 56 90
Ed Norton 67 78 92 34
Ivana Notrump 92 81 85 94
Ned Osgood 75 83 67 92 50
George Berry 86 84 76 78
Bob Marly 78 85 71 77 80
Ed Fible 67 89 90 95
"end of file" -
Relevant commands, code, scripts, algorithms:
I can use awk, if statements for loops and while loops but they all have to be used with awk. -
The attempts at a solution (include all code and scripts):
attempt 1
awk ' { for ( i = 1 ; i <= NF ; i++ )
{ data +=i
items++
}
} END { print " total " items " data " data/items } ' stu
and I really don't understand the items++. I believe that the data +=i is putting the result of $i in that right? but I don't understand where the items come into play.
second attempt
awk 'BEGIN { print $1 "the average grade" } NF>6 { for ( y = 1 ; y <= NF ; y++ )
{ total += $y
grade++
}
} END { print total / grade } ' stu
awk 'NF>6 { sum = sum + $3 + $4 } { print sum } ' stu
If I could get a little help here that would really make my day. I've been racking my brain about this for two days and all the information that I have found on the Internet has just really confused me further. All I got in class was some sample awk scripts to look over and they did not explain to much. So if anyone can help me understand this that would be great thank you.
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