A game that has five levels of play has the score for each
level stored in an array. You are to write a program that
goes through that array and finds:
a) the minimum score, and the level at which it occurred
b) the maximum score, and the level at which it occurred
c)the average score for all five levels
The score data you must use for this program are as follows:
Game Level Score
1 450
2 316
3 148
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