You need to write a menu driven program. The program allows a user to enter five numbers and then asks the user to select a choice from a menu. The menu should offer the following four options – 1. Display the smallest number entered 2. Display the largest number entered 3. Display the sum of the five numbers entered 4. Display the average of the five numbers entered

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