Comp Sci C++; arrays and standard devation/variance?

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The code successfully prints the mean, number of data points, minimum, and maximum values of the input array. The user is seeking assistance on how to additionally calculate and display the standard deviation and variance. There is confirmation that the existing code functions correctly for the current outputs. The discussion highlights a common need for understanding statistical calculations in C++. The thread emphasizes the importance of expanding functionality to include standard deviation and variance in array processing.
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Found solution. Nvm.
 
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what does it print?
What did you expect it to print?
 
The code works fine as is; it prints the mean, # of data, min and max of the array input. I just don't know how to make it also "cout" the std devation and variance of the input.
 

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