//	Begin Psuedocode Design


//	Author: Liam Smith
//	Date: 02/03/06
//	Version: Assignment 1 Pseudocode Design
//	Lecturer: Digby Barrett & Kim Ng
//	Objective: Read in temperatures in "celcius" for every day in January.
//			   Promt the user with the day number:
//			    e.g. "Enter temperature for day 1:"
//
//			   Print the average of all temperatures over 30 degrees,
//			   the average of all temperatures between 20 and 30 
//			   degrees, andthe average of all temperatures below 20
//			   degrees.


for day = 1 to 31

	write("Enter Temperature")
	read(temp)

			if(temp = less20)
			belowtot=belowtot+temp
			belowav+1
			end if

	else	if(temp = 20 to 30)
			betweentot=betweentot+temp
			betweenav+1
			end if

	else	if(temp = more30)
			overtot=overtot+temp
			overav+1
			end if

end for

	belowtot=belowtot/belowav
	betweentot=betweentot/betweenav
	overtot=overtot/overav

	write("Days below 20 = [belowav]")
	write("Average temperature below 20 = [belowtot]")

	write("Days between 20 and 30 = [betweenav]")
	write("Average temperature between 20 and 30 = [betweentot]")

	write("Days above 30 = [overav]")
	write("Average temperature above 30 = [overtot]")



//	End Psuedocode Design



//	Begin CPP Code



//	Author: Liam Smith
//	Date: 02/03/06
//	Version: 1.1
//	Lecturer: Digby Barrett & Kim Ng
//	Objective: Read in temperatures in "celcius" for every day in January.
//			   Promt the user with the day number:
//			    e.g. "Enter temperature for day 1:"
//
//			   Print the average of all temperatures over 30 degrees, the
//			   average of all temperatures between 20 and 30 degrees, and 
//			   the average of all temperatures below 20 degrees.


#include <iostream.h>
int main()
	{
//	Identifiers and their values.
		int temp=0, 
			day=1, 
			overtot=0, 
			betweentot=0, 
			belowtot=0, 
			overav=0, 
			betweenav=0, 
			belowav=0;

// "For" loop continues while the day value is less than or equal to 31, each
// time it loops it adds 1 to the day value.
		for (day;day<=31;day++)
		{
// "cout" display's a promt or a message, "cin" allows the user to input data.
				cout<<"\n Enter temperature for day "<<day<<":";
				cin>>temp;

// "if" gives a condition, if the condition is true an action is performed and
// the "for" loop is repeated, with a "cout" promt.
				if (temp<20)
					{belowtot=belowtot +temp;
					 belowav++;}

// "else" tests the next "if" condition, only if the previous "if" was false.
		else
				if (temp>=20 && temp<=30)
					{betweentot=betweentot +temp;
					 betweenav++;}

		else
				if (temp>30)
					{overtot=overtot +temp;
					 overav++;}
		
		}
		
		belowtot=belowtot/belowav;
		betweentot=betweentot/betweenav;
		overtot=overtot/overav;

			cout<<"\n ------------------------------------------------------------";
			cout<<"\n Days with temperatures below 20 ="<<belowav;
			cout<<"\n Average of temperatures below 20 ="<<belowtot;
			cout<<"\n ------------------------------------------------------------";
			cout<<"\n Days with temperatures between 20 and 30 ="<<betweenav;
			cout<<"\n Average of temperatures between 20 and 30 ="<<betweentot;			
			cout<<"\n ------------------------------------------------------------";
			cout<<"\n Days with temperatures over 30 ="<<overav;
			cout<<"\n Average of temperatures over 30 ="<<overtot;
			cout<<"\n ------------------------------------------------------------"<<endl<<endl;

// "return" takes you back to the top of the code.
			return 0;
}




//	End CPP Code