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Formation Skydiving Leagues are regional but belong to a National Organization known as the National Skydiving League. Each week during competition season, a draw, such as your last program has accomplished, is produced and all teams jumping in the Leagues that weekend jump the same draw within the class that they belong to$.$

Of course, a meet is only good if you can record the scores for the event, so you will use what you have already done, and add to it in the following way:

As you know a meet consists of up to $10$ competition rounds, but regular meets consist of a minimum of $3$ rounds. Each of these rounds is scored by judges, and the meet raw score is the summation of the rounds. Your program should allow you to enter the scores for each team that competes that weekend along with the class they belong to$.$ You should be able to record the name of the team, the names of the Team Members $($remember there are $5$ people on a $4-$way team including the camera flier$),$ the team$$s class and the date and place of the event. A judge should be able to select a team and enter the score for that round

At the end of the meet, you need to produce a report broken down by class and ordered by average score with the name of each team, the names of the team members, the corresponding round skydive, and the score for each round and the average. An example of how this should look is this:

$06/20/2020$ Skydive Pepperell, MA

Class AAA

Tsunami

Mark Hatch, Ben Liston, Robbie Spencer, Brian Cortland, Tom Hughes

Round $1$: $15,12,$ B $19$

Round $2$: $22,$ Q$,$ F$,$ C $18$

Round $3$: J$,$ M$,$ D$,$ P$,$ O $22$

Total $59$

Average $18\mathrm{.}3$

Continue this example for each class and the teams under it$.$

This is due with the final.

MAJOR LEAGUE HINT: It would be helpful to separate out the draws into a class and run the rest of the assignment in the main. Remember that the draw, once produced, never changes, but the rest of the data does.

For points, a pro team averages about $21$ or $22$ a round. A top semi$-$pro $18$ or $19.$ So use that as a guide as you test your calculations.

Good Luck!