Use C++ coding Write a program that calculates a student's GPA. Ask the user to enter grade and also the credit hours of the course in a loop until user enter “N” or “n”. Earned points in that course becomes sum of all points in all subjects/ Total credit hours i.e., GPA= sum of earned points in all subjects/total credit hours Grade points of each grade are as follows GRADE GRADE POINTS A 4 B 3 C 2 D 1 F 0 FOR EXAMPLE
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Use C++ coding
Write a program that calculates a student's GPA. Ask the user to enter grade and also the credit hours of the course in a loop until user enter “N” or “n”. Earned points in that course becomes
sum of all points in all subjects/ Total credit hours i.e.,
GPA= sum of earned points in all subjects/total credit hours
Grade points of each grade are as follows
GRADE GRADE POINTS
A 4
B 3
C 2
D 1
F 0
FOR EXAMPLE
You got “A” grade in
So your earned grade points=4*3=12
Similarly if you get “C” grade in another subject e.g., Computer Fundamentals and the credit hours are also 3 here. Now earned grade points = 2*3=6
If you get “B” grade in Circuit and Systems theory and the credit hours are 3. So your
earned grade points=3*3=9
Now your GPA = (12+6+9) / 9 = 3
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