Program in C. You are grading your students’ exams and will create a program to help you with the process. Each exam contains 3 problems. Minimum score in each problem is 0; maximum score is 33.33. Use these steps as your guidance: Define a structure called Student. Give the structure 4 members; one ID (integer) and three scores (decimal numbers). Then, in main, ask for the number of students you will be grading. Then, create an array of structures of type Student. Then, also in main, iterate through each one of them and scan their ID and scores. Lastly, also in main, print out the ID of the student, followed by the final grade (addition of the three scores). Notes: You don’t have to check if the user inputted a score between 0 and 33.33. You may assume users will always input a score within this range. No need of functions (everything can be done in main if you want to).

Program in C. You are grading your students’ exams and will create a program to help you with the process. Each exam contains 3 problems. Minimum score in each problem is 0; maximum score is 33.33. Use these steps as your guidance: Define a structure called Student. Give the structure 4 members; one ID (integer) and three scores (decimal numbers). Then, in main, ask for the number of students you will be grading. Then, create an array of structures of type Student. Then, also in main, iterate through each one of them and scan their ID and scores. Lastly, also in main, print out the ID of the student, followed by the final grade (addition of the three scores). Notes: You don’t have to check if the user inputted a score between 0 and 33.33. You may assume users will always input a score within this range. No need of functions (everything can be done in main if you want to).

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

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