Ok, in this program, I’m ABSOLUTELY Sure you guys know what I’m trying to do here. Every once in a while though, it seems my compiler is throwing away one of the variables in my equation. When I put 4 as input, it gives 2 as output. Seems like it’s dropping one of the age variables. I’m using cpp compiler on my iPhone as I’m stuck without a computer for a couple months while I save up as my old pc’s mobo went out (RIP, lol). Anyways I ALWAYS try my best to research my issues and only ask for help if I really can’t find it anywhere else. If I did something stupid please be easy on me. I did try to make sure I wasn’t wasting any bodies time, but I’m still pretty brand new at this. Thanks.Code:#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() { int age1, age2, age3, average; age1 = age2 = 4; printf("Enter your age.\n"); scanf("%d\n", &age1); average = (age1 + age2 + age3) / 3; printf("Group average age: %d\n", average); return 0; }