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Input a list of employee names and salaries and store them in parallel arrays. End the input with a sentinel value. The salaries should be floating point numbers Salaries should be input in even hundreds. For example, a salary of 36,510 should be input as 36.5 and a salary of 69,030 should be entered as 69.0. Find the average of all the salaries of the employees. Then find the names and salaries of any employee who's salary is within 5,000 of the average. So if the average is 30,000 and an employee earns 33,000, his/her name would be found. Display the following using proper labels. i need to do this in raptor.
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