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So here as you can see I am actually either reading over the values that are inside of these numbers



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Ali and that here I am just adding those values to this.



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Our total value variable.



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So this line of code here is actually the same as this line of code here.



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Total value assignment operator total value plus value.



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OK.



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So let me actually comment with this line of code here.



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And here in line for the free I am returning the division.



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The result of the Division of these are two numbers.



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Total value divided by the length of these numbers array.



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So now let's actually use this method here.



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So as you can see here here I just typed in here takes the average value.



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I deferred to the name of this object.



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The average value to a text.



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OK.



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Get the average value.



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So here I just called the Smurfette this in for the actual returns of value of integer k get the average



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value in Ari.



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OK so this if it actually accepts an integer array here as you can see I referred to the name of this



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error here and here I actually converted this value to a string value.



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So now it's actually on our project and see what happens.



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So here as you can see now our application is running on the simulator and the average value is number



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26.



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OK.



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So this value is the average value of these numbers here.



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As you can see inside of this scroll view here these values are actually the values that are actually



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inside of this in here.



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OK.



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So hopefully that makes sense.



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That's actually the comment out this line of code here.



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And let's let's actually type in here thinks the Army values.



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OK.



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That said text.



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And again this actually refers to the name of this Meffert get the average value.



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And here I can actually put in unlimited number of values integer values to this method.



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OK as an argument here.



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OK.



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For example I can't just type PIN number 4 quote comma 5 comma 7 and let's actually run our project



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and see what happens.



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And here I just pasting a line of code and then I'll explain to you what's going on here OK.



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So as you can see here I just pasting this line of code here it takes the average value I referred to



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the name of this dx the average value object that set text at inside Apprentice's of this method I referred



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to the name of this Benford.



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As you can see that is created in line 49.



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OK.



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Get the average value.



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And here as you can see I assigned these values as actually arguments to the Smurfette the cake.



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So as you can see here this disbenefit actually can accept unlimited integer numbers as an argument.



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Ok as arguments.



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So as you can see here I assign number 2 4 6 six or I could actually assign other values 5 9 10.



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OK I can actually assign unlimited number numbers of integer integer numbers to this method.



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Now let's actually run our project and see what happens.



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So here as you can see our application is running on this emulator and we can see this value here.



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The average value is number 6.



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So this value is actually the average value of these numbers.



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OK.



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2 4 6 5 9 10.



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OK.



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I could actually assign other values.



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Number 15 25 40 or other values.



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OK.



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So let's actually run our project and here as you can see we can see this value here.



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The average value is number 11.



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The average of these values that are actually inside of the prentices of the Smurfit.



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So hopefully that makes sense.



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And if you have any questions please post the discussion in the course and then I'll do my best to answer



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all of your questions.



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Thank you very much for watching and I'll see you in the next year.



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Tauriel.