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On Dos systems, you compile and link programs a little differently.
Assuming that your program is in a file named average.c, you produce
executable code as follows:
cc -o average.exe average.c
The file name average.exe appears, instead of average,
because Dos, by convention, requires files containing executable C code to
have an exe extension.