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median double (int A[MAX], int num_elements) { int i; sort(A); //call for the array A to be sorted if (num_elements 2 % == 0) // is even { i = num_elements / 2; return ( (A[i]+A[i-1])/2.0); } else return (A[num_elements/2]); }

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