Q2: Answer the fallowing Suppose you have the Degree, and then find the Result As fallow: * C 1 Degree Result 77 ? 89 4 45 ? 66 6. 95 ? 7 55 8. 9 max degree ? 10 1- Find the result depending on Degree as fallow: Degree in [0:49] → "F" Degree in [50:59] → "E" Degree in [60..69] →"D" Degree in [70..79] →"C" Degree in [80..89] →"B" Degree in [100..90 →"A" 2-Find the max degree value B.

Q2: Answer the fallowing Suppose you have the Degree, and then find the Result As fallow: * C 1 Degree Result 77 ? 89 4 45 ? 66 6. 95 ? 7 55 8. 9 max degree ? 10 1- Find the result depending on Degree as fallow: Degree in [0:49] → "F" Degree in [50:59] → "E" Degree in [60..69] →"D" Degree in [70..79] →"C" Degree in [80..89] →"B" Degree in [100..90 →"A" 2-Find the max degree value B.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

Section: Chapter Questions

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