ArrayList collection-[Exercise]--c#

: Adds 10 elements to the collection, computes the average, and calculates the maximum and minimum values.

1             Doublesum =0;2List. AddRange (New int[] {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 });3             intMax, Min;4Max = Min = (int) list[0];5 6              for(inti =0; I < list. Count; i++)7             {8                     //Maximum Value9                 if(Max < (int) List[i])Ten                 { OneMax = (int) List[i +1]; A                 } -                     //Minimum Value -                 Else if(Min > (int) List[i]) the                 { -Min = (int) list[i]; -                 } -                 Else { } +Sum + =convert.todouble (List[i]); -             } +              for(inti =0; I < list. Count; i++) A             { atConsole.Write (List[i] +" "); -             } -Console.WriteLine ("\navg = {0}", Sum/list. Count); -Console.WriteLine ("Max = {0}", Max); -Console.WriteLine ("Min = {0}", Min);

: Stores 10 random numbers in a collection without repeating

1Random rd =NewRandom ();2              for(inti =0; I <Ten; i++)3             {4                 intn = Rd. Next (0,Ten);5                 if(!list. Contains (n))6                 {7 list. ADD (n);8                 }9             }Ten              for(inti =0; I < list. Count; i++) One             { A Console.WriteLine (List[i]); -}

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ArrayList collection-[Exercise]--c#