Help! Arrays and loops

[DanielChua]

I'm relatively new to programming in Turing and I'm starting to learn it through my highschool ICS course. We are assigned to gather an unknown number of test scores (in percent) and to calculate the average of passing scores (75 and above). At the same time, I'm hoping to experiment with arrays and different types of loops. Below is what I have so far:

Turing:

var average : real := 0 var counter : int := 1 var numberOfQuizzes : int put "How many quizzes are you marking? " .. get numberOfQuizzes var quizArray : flexible array 1 .. numberOfQuizzes of real for i : 1 .. upper(quizArray)     put "Quiz Score ", i , " " ..     get quizArray(i) end for loop     if quizArray(counter) < 75 then         quizArray(counter) := upper(quizArray)         new quizArray, upper(quizArray) - 1     end if     counter := counter + 1     exit when counter >= numberOfQuizzes end loop for i : 1 .. upper(quizArray)     average := average + quizArray(i) end for if upper(quizArray) >= 1 then     put "The average of passing scores is ", average / upper(quizArray), "%" else     put "There were no passing scores :(" end if

The program works under most circumstances except when a non-passing score is collected or there are no passing scores. Any ideas or help wuld be greatly appreciated! Note: I'm using Turing version 4.1.1

Mod Edit: Syntax + whitepsace

[Dreadnought]

Try checking what happens to your array when you find a value less than 75. What does the array look like before and after?