Create a C++ program that makes use of three arrays; name, mark, grade. The program should accept the names and marks of a number of students to be entered by the user. Use the number of students as the size of the arrays. Grades are computed and stored in the grade array using the criteria: 100 – 60 = A; 59 – 40 = B; below 40 = C. The program should continuously request a user who enters a mark below 0 or above 100 to enter a mark in the range 0 – 100. Finally, the program should display the list of students in this format: Name | Mark | Grade

Create a C++ program that makes use of three arrays; name, mark, grade. The program should accept the names and marks of a number of students to be entered by the user. Use the number of students as the size of the arrays. Grades are computed and stored in the grade array using the criteria: 100 – 60 = A; 59 – 40 = B; below 40 = C. The program should continuously request a user who enters a mark below 0 or above 100 to enter a mark in the range 0 – 100. Finally, the program should display the list of students in this format: Name | Mark | Grade

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Chapter7: Arrays

Section7.2: Array Initialization

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