SAMPLE OUTPUT: Enter no. of views for - YouTuber 1: 987 YouTuber 2: 1010 YouTuber 3: 3217 YouTuber 4: 4532 YouTuber 5: 899 Minimum: YouTuber 5 [899 views] Maximum: YouTuber 4 [4532 views] Average: 2129.00 views YouTuber 1: NOT POPULAR YouTuber 2: NOT POPULAR YouTuber 3: POPULAR YouTuber 4: POPULAR YouTuber 5: NOT POPULAR Write a C program for the output above.

SAMPLE OUTPUT: Enter no. of views for - YouTuber 1: 987 YouTuber 2: 1010 YouTuber 3: 3217 YouTuber 4: 4532 YouTuber 5: 899 Minimum: YouTuber 5 [899 views] Maximum: YouTuber 4 [4532 views] Average: 2129.00 views YouTuber 1: NOT POPULAR YouTuber 2: NOT POPULAR YouTuber 3: POPULAR YouTuber 4: POPULAR YouTuber 5: NOT POPULAR Write a C program for the output above.

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Chapter14: Introduction To Swing Components

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