Implement a Result Compilation System for CP Course. Program will take Marks of 3 Quizzes, 2 assignments, one midterm and one final term from the user as input. Marks of each quiz will be out of 15, marks of each assignment will be out of 40. Marks of Midterm will be out of 60 and Final term out of 80. Program will compute total marks in the subject according to the following grading scheme and display on the screen.

Implement a Result Compilation System for CP Course. Program will take Marks of 3 Quizzes, 2 assignments, one midterm and one final term from the user as input. Marks of each quiz will be out of 15, marks of each assignment will be out of 40. Marks of Midterm will be out of 60 and Final term out of 80. Program will compute total marks in the subject according to the following grading scheme and display on the screen.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

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