Create a Java program that will display the student's information. The program should perform the following: Ask the first name, middle initial and last name of the student. • Prompt the user to select between old student and new student by pressing either O (old student) or N (new student). If O is pressed, ask the student to enter the following grades per term: Prelim o Midterm o Prefinals o Finals • Compute the final grade of the student by using given formula: FG = 20%) + (Midterm 20%) + (Prefinals 20") + (Finals 40%)). Display the full name of the student with his/her accumulated grade using the format given. If N is pressed, ask the student to enter his/her average grade then display the full name grade. Grade Format: ((Prelim 1.00 = 99-100 1.25 96-98 1.50 = 93-95 o 1.75 90-92 o 2.00 87-89 o 2.25 84-86 o 2.50 81-83 2.75 76-80 3.00 = 75 o 5.00 Below 75 If an invalid letter is pressed, display an error message.

Create a Java program that will display the student's information. The program should perform the following: Ask the first name, middle initial and last name of the student. • Prompt the user to select between old student and new student by pressing either O (old student) or N (new student). If O is pressed, ask the student to enter the following grades per term: Prelim o Midterm o Prefinals o Finals • Compute the final grade of the student by using given formula: FG = 20%) + (Midterm 20%) + (Prefinals 20") + (Finals 40%)). Display the full name of the student with his/her accumulated grade using the format given. If N is pressed, ask the student to enter his/her average grade then display the full name grade. Grade Format: ((Prelim 1.00 = 99-100 1.25 96-98 1.50 = 93-95 o 1.75 90-92 o 2.00 87-89 o 2.25 84-86 o 2.50 81-83 2.75 76-80 3.00 = 75 o 5.00 Below 75 If an invalid letter is pressed, display an error message.

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Chapter6: Looping

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