Creates an array of integers with random values between 1 and 20 (inclusive).

Write a Java program that does the following: 1- Creates an array of integers with random values between 1 and 1000 (inclusive) and a size of 20. 2- Finds and prints the smallest and biggest values in the array. 3- Calculates and prints the average value of all the elements in the array.

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In this repository are located solutions to tasks written in the Java programming language of using onedimensional and multidimensional arrays. A more detailed description of the project structure and the conditions of the tasks can be found in the file README.md .

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