using System;

namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            //Problem 1: Take two numbers as input from the user
            //Multiply them and display their product.



            //Problem 2: Take five numbers as input from the user. 
            //Calculate and display the average. 
            //Make sure the displayed average is a float, so that the numbers to the right of the decimal aren't cut off.



            //Problem 3: Take two numbers as input from the user
            //If the two numbers are equal, display "Equal".
            //If the two numbers are not equal, display "Not Equal".



            //Problem 4: Take two numbers as input from the user.
            //If both numbers are even, display "Even".
            //If both numbers are odd, display "Odd".
            //If one is even and one is odd, display "Even/Odd".



            //Problem 5: Take 3 numbers as user input.
            //Display the largest number.



            //Problem 6: Using a loop, take 10 numbers as input from the user.
            //Display their sum.



            //Problem 7: Take a number N as input from the user.
            //Using a loop, display the first N counting numbers.
            //e.g. Input: 8
            //Display: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8



            //Problem 8: Take a number N as input from the user.
            //Using loops, display N rows. The first row should have 1, the second row should have 1 2, third row should have 1 2 3, ... etc.
            //e.g. Input: 4
            //Display: 1
            //         1 2
            //         1 2 3
            //         1 2 3 4
            //Note: This can be done using two nested for loops.



            //Problem 9: Write a loop structure which takes a string as user input inside the loop.
            //When the user enters "quit", exit the loop.
            //Note: A while loop is a good candidate for this problem.



            //Problem 10: Create an array of 10 integers (not user input; hardcode the values for now).
            //Display the sum of the elements.

            

            //Problem 11: Take 5 integers as user input and store them in an array.
            //Dislay their average. Note: Make sure the average is displayed as a float.



            //Problem 12: Take 5 integers as user input and store them in an array.
            //Display the smallest number in the array.
            //Display the largest number in the array.
            
            
        }
    }
}