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Create a new program that will ask a user to enter a number repeatedly. This program will calculate 2 averages based on the sign of the inputted numbers: ave_pos (average of all positive numbers) and ave_neg (average of all negative numbers). The program will stop when the user enters a β0β.Before writing the program in C code, write a pseudocode to describe your approach to this problem.
Here are the examples of the output (input is in italic and bold):
Please enter an integer: 1
Please enter an integer: -1
Please enter an integer: 2
Please enter an integer: -2
Please enter an integer: 0
Positive average: 1
Negative average: -1
Please enter an integer: -1
Please enter an integer: -2
Please enter an integer: -3
Please enter an integer: 0
Negative average: -2
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