Using the chores. csv file fat the very bottom; write an awk script to return the average number of minutes required to complete a chore. Your solution must handle an undefined number of chores. zero points will be given to solutions that use a static number in their calculation. Format floating point numbers to 2 decimal places.
Example output;
Average: 28.12
chores. csv
Chore Name, Assigned to, estimate, done?
Laundry, Chelsey,45,N
Wash Windows, Sam,60,Y
Mop kitchen, Sam,20,N
Clean cookware, Chelsey,30,N
Unload dishwasher, Chelsey,10,N
Dust living room, Chelsey,20,N
Wash the dog, Sam,40,N

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Explanation:

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Using the chores.csv file fat the very bottom; write an awk script to return the average number of minutes required to complete a chore. Your solution must handle an undefined number of chores. zero points will be given to solutions that use a static number in their calculation.

Format floating point numbers to 2 decimal places.

Example output;

Average: 28.12

chores.csv

Chore Name,Assigned to,estimate,done?

Laundry,Chelsey,45,N

Wash Windows,Sam,60,Y

Mop kitchen,Sam,20,N

Clean cookware,Chelsey,30,N

Unload dishwasher,Chelsey,10,N

Dust living room,Chelsey,20,N

Wash the dog,Sam,40,N

BEGIN{

FS=","

}

{

if(NR!=1)

sum += $3

}

END{

avg=sum/NR

printf("Average: %.2f ", avg)

}' ./chores.csv

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a.clothing is the correct answer