//      File Name:      student1.cpp
//
//      Class:          CS 212 Comp. Prog. II
//      Author:         Dale Sparks
//      Instructor:     Dr. Wang
//      Date:           Feb. 16, 2009
//      Compile:        g++ student1.cpp -o s1.out
//      Run:            ./jan28.out
//
//      Goal:   Write a program to read students' information (name, age,
//	 	test1, test2, and final), and output each student's average,
//		class average, and the average age of students. Total point
//		for each test is 100. Use struct to define the student type.
//		Display to the first decimal place. Use EOF-controlled loop.
//
//

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

struct Student
{	string name;
	int test1, test2, final;
	int age;
	float avg;
};

int main()
{
	// 1. decl. obj.
	Student someone;
	char dummy;
	float class_total = 0;
	int class_size = 0;
	float class_avg;
	float class_totage = 0;
	float class_avgage = 0;

	// 2. input
	getline(cin, someone.name);
	
	cout << fixed << setprecision(1);	

	while(cin)
	{
		cin >> someone.test1 >> someone.test2 >> someone.final;
		cin >> someone.age;	
		cin.get(dummy);

		class_size ++;
		someone.avg = (someone.test1+someone.test2
			+someone.final)/3.0;
		class_total += someone.avg;
		class_totage += someone.age;
	
		// 4. out
		cout << "Name: " << someone.name << endl;
		cout << "Test 1: " << someone.test1 << endl;	
		cout << "Test 2: " << someone.test2 << endl;	
		cout << "Final: " << someone.final << endl;	
		cout << "Age: " << someone.age << endl;
		cout << "Average: " << someone.avg << endl;
		
        	getline(cin, someone.name);
	}

	class_avgage = class_totage / class_size;
	cout << "\nClass average age: " << class_avgage;
	class_avg = class_total / float(class_size);
	cout << "\nClass average: " << class_avg << endl; 


	cout << "\nDone.\n";
	return 0;
}