Name the program one.c$.$

The program will read in an array of $N$ integers that represent temperatures collected from a thermometer.

The thermometer is prone to faulty readings, however, we know the range of expected temperatures from an independent weather service.

The function:

double countfaultyReadsReturnGoodAvg$($int n$,$ int temperatures$[],$ int low, int high, int$*$lowCount$,$

int$*$highCount$)$;

will compute the number of temperature readings that fall outside $($below and above$)$ the range defined by the parameters low and high and

return these counts via lowCount and highCount

The function returns the average of the temperature readings that fell within the range.

Part of main $($input$)$ has been provided. You will be responsible for everything remaining. That will be calling the function, implementing the

functions, and printing the results.

An example execution:

$./$a$.$out

How many readings? $10$

Enter actual low temperature? $50$

Enter actual high temperature? $100$

Enter $10$ temperatures readings:

$74$

$107$

$105$

$10$

$13$

$100$

$65$

$23$

$91$

$50$

The average of good readings is $76\mathrm{.}00$

$3$ temperature readings below range

$2$ temperature readings above range