A piece of code you wrote in previous years caught your eye. You realize after a long time that you wrote this piece of code to calculate the average of your two marks on the exam.

Whether 1: Rewrite your code according to the clean-code naming principles.

Whether 2: Due to the Single Responsibility Principle, which is one of the clean-code principles, each function should only do one job. What does this function do?

Re-code this function by refactoring according to the single responsibility principle.

1 # include 2 3 void get_average() 4 { 5 int x; int y; 6 7 8 std::cin>>x; std::cin>>y; int result = (x + y)/2; ; = std::cout