//for loop practice /*create a program, called aveRaceTime.cpp, for runners that wish to know their average race time. ask the user how many races they ran, and use their input in your for loop, for the limit on the number of loops (for example, if the user inputs three, that means your for loop should run three times.) Each time the loop runs, it will ask the user what their race time was in minutes. Keep a running total of all of the race times added together. After the loop, compute the user's average race time, and display it in a sentence. Format the average time so it always shows two decimal points.

//for loop practice
/*create a program, called aveRaceTime.cpp, for runners that wish to know their average race time.
ask the user how many races they ran, and use their input in your for loop,
for the limit on the number of loops (for example, if the user inputs three,
that means your for loop should run three times.) Each time the loop runs, it
will ask the user what their race time was in minutes. Keep a running total of
all of the race times added together. After the loop, compute the user's average race
time, and display it in a sentence. Format the average time so it always shows two decimal points.