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Average calculator
This average calculator will compute the average for any amount of numbers you enter.
Just enter your number where it says entry and hit the button that says "Compute the average"
You can enter your numbers one at a time and as you enter more numbers, hit the compute the average button to recalculate the average
All numbers will be displayed into the field right beneath the entry field so that you see what you have entered so far
Hey! What else do I need to say? Enjoy the calculator!
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