Please use Visual Studio or Xcode to create a program that asks user giving you the final accumulative grade, the program will determin the letter grade: If the t is equal or more than 90, the Letter Grade is 'A'; If the t is equal or more than 80, the Letter Grade is 'B'; If the t is equal or more than 70, the Letter Grade is 'C'; If the t is equal or more than 60, the Letter Grade is 'D'; otherwise, the Letter Grade is 'F' Based on the inputted accumulative grade value, your program will print out the final Letter Grade for the student in that semester. Using C++

Please use Visual Studio or Xcode to create a program that asks user giving you the final accumulative grade, the program will determin the letter grade: If the t is equal or more than 90, the Letter Grade is 'A'; If the t is equal or more than 80, the Letter Grade is 'B'; If the t is equal or more than 70, the Letter Grade is 'C'; If the t is equal or more than 60, the Letter Grade is 'D'; otherwise, the Letter Grade is 'F' Based on the inputted accumulative grade value, your program will print out the final Letter Grade for the student in that semester. Using C++

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter6: Using Arrays

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3E

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