Not take into account negative average

[barkley]

int main()
{
   int age[10];
   int i,sum=0, avg=0;
   int max=0,min=100;

   for(i=0;i<10;i++)
   {
      cout << "Grade " << i+1 << ": ";
      cin >> age[i];
   }
   for(i=0;i<10;i++)

   {

      sum=sum+age[i];

      if(age[i]>max)

      {

         max=age[i];

      }
     
     if(age[i]<min)

      {

         min=age[i];

      }

   }

   avg=sum/10;

   cout << "Average Grade: " << avg << "%" << endl;

   return 0;
}

How would I edit this program to not return a negative average

basically I would want it to

---%

if the average were negative.

Would I have to write another if statment in the for loop or would I have to change the for loop all together?

[Athar]

Couldn't find the verb ---% in my dictionary, but you're probably looking for abs:

cout << "Average Grade: " << abs(avg) << "%" << endl;

[barkley]

Oh ok that returns it with a positive percentage.

but if I wanted the

---%

output would I need to put an if statement somewhere and say if its a negative average then return "---%" I guess thats my question where would I put the if statement in the for loop or just on its own.

[Athar]

Ah. Well, you would put it where you're outputting the average, of course... it makes no sense whatsoever to put it inside the loop.

cout << "Average Grade: ";
if (avg<0)cout << "---";
else cout << avg;
cout << "%" << endl;