Design your own interface The grade to be given on each criteria must not be greater than 95 and must not be lower than 65. (Display an alert message if the input is incorrect). Apply the given percentage for each criteria in computing the total grade. Activities - 35% Exam - 40% Recitation - 25% DISPLAY REMARKS based on the criteria below: 74 Below - FAILED 75 to 79 - POOR 80 to 85 - FAIR 86 to 90 - GOOD 91 to 95 - EXCELLENT

Design your own interface The grade to be given on each criteria must not be greater than 95 and must not be lower than 65. (Display an alert message if the input is incorrect). Apply the given percentage for each criteria in computing the total grade. Activities - 35% Exam - 40% Recitation - 25% DISPLAY REMARKS based on the criteria below: 74 Below - FAILED 75 to 79 - POOR 80 to 85 - FAIR 86 to 90 - GOOD 91 to 95 - EXCELLENT

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

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Author:FARRELL

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Chapter7: Characters, Strings, And The Stringbuilder

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