The manager of the New York Mets know how many times his starting line-up has gone to bat. He even knows how many hits they each have. But he doesn't know their batting averages (explains a lot about this season, wouldn't you say?).
Your program will read in the number of times at bat and the number of hits for nine (9) players. Then you will calculate the batting average using the formula:
Batting Average = Hits / At Bats
After you calculate the batting average for each player, print his hits, at bats and batting average.