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You can store the average and maximum rainfall in arrays in both the functions and send them to the main function as parameters, instead of printing it in the functions itself. You should have posted your main function or even the question so that i could make the program for you or mend it for you. But i dont have anything to work with. But the maximum i can do is show you how to return an array from a function.
Suppose we have a function ret:
to return an array from ret(), this is how we do it:
int* ret()

{

int a[10];

for(int i=0;i<10;i++)

a[i]=i;

return *a;

}

this is the main function:
void main()
{

int *b;

b=ret();
}

Hope it helps. :)

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