Create a 1-d array to hold a set of exam scores

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Create a 1-D Array to hold a set of exam scores.
Write a program using functions to do the following tasks:
1. Read exam scores into an array from ExamScores.txt
2. Display scores in rows of four(4) scores.
3. Calculate average score and display.
4. Find Max score and display.
5. "Curve" the scores based on Highest Score.
6. Display "Curved" scores in rows of four(4) scores.
7. Calculate average "Curved" score and display.
Exam Scores.txt:
67 64 83 81 72 75 85 81 56 88 71 80 90 58 78 74 84 64 72 69 78 87 84 72 83 68 62 88 70 75

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