5. Write a Java program named Grade that asks the user to enter 5 marks of a student and store them in an array. Then it should compute and display the average mark. Then it should find and display the highest mark. Sample run of the program: Enter 5 marks (a mark is between 0 and 100): 85 40 69 39 70 The average mark is: 60.6 The highest mark is: 85.0

5. Write a Java program named Grade that asks the user to enter 5 marks of a student and store them in an array. Then it should compute and display the average mark. Then it should find and display the highest mark. Sample run of the program: Enter 5 marks (a mark is between 0 and 100): 85 40 69 39 70 The average mark is: 60.6 The highest mark is: 85.0

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