1. Create a cursor to show percentage grade of students as given below:< 40% FAIL40 - 49.99% C50 - 59.99% B60 - 79.99% A>= 80% HONOURSROLL_NONAMESECTIONCLASSORACLERajiv Chawla9025Student75Pramila Bordes9025Working454Nitish Bharadwaj9025Working67Anita Sood9025Student866.Kalyani Deshmukh9025Working337Rakesh Surana9025Working95Alok Kumar Nath9025Working25Sushmita Bannerjee9025Student73Thing to do:1. Create table2. Insert valued into the table3. Calculate the percentage using elseif condition4. Show the output based on the percentage.2.3.5.9,

Here first create table Students and insert the given above values. Then we have to create another…

1. Create a cursor to show percentage grade of students as given below: < 40% FAIL 40 - 49.99% C 50 - 59.99% B 60 - 79.99% A >= 80% HONOURS ROLL_NO NAME SECTION CLASS ORACLE 2 Rajiv Chawla 9025 Student 75 3 Pramila Bordes 9025 Working 45 Nitish Bharadwaj 9025 Working 67 Anita Sood 9025 Student 86 Kalyani Deshmukh 9025 Working 33 Rakesh Surana 9025 Working 95 Alok Kumar Nath 9025 Working 25 Sushmita Bannerjee 9025 Student 73 Thing to do: 1. Create table 2. Insert valued into the table 3. Calculate the percentage using elseif condition 4. Show the output based on the percentage. 4, 5. 6. 8.

1. Create a cursor to show percentage grade of students as given below: < 40% FAIL 40 - 49.99% C 50 - 59.99% B 60 - 79.99% A >= 80% HONOURS ROLL_NO NAME SECTION CLASS ORACLE 2 Rajiv Chawla 9025 Student 75 3 Pramila Bordes 9025 Working 45 Nitish Bharadwaj 9025 Working 67 Anita Sood 9025 Student 86 Kalyani Deshmukh 9025 Working 33 Rakesh Surana 9025 Working 95 Alok Kumar Nath 9025 Working 25 Sushmita Bannerjee 9025 Student 73 Thing to do: 1. Create table 2. Insert valued into the table 3. Calculate the percentage using elseif condition 4. Show the output based on the percentage. 4, 5. 6. 8.

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