Use DEV-C++ to develop a well-documented C++ program that: 1) Prompts the user to enter from the keyboard an integer value named credits between 0 and 120 representing the number of credit hours passed by a UOB student. 2) Validates the entered value: a) If the entered value is NOT in the range (0..120), then prints an error message: "Error: Unacceptable number of credits. Bye ", and quits the program. b) Otherwise, classifies and prints the student's category based on credits passed by a student as shown in the following table. Student category freshman Credit hours From 00 to less than 31 From 31 to less than 61 sophomore junior senior From 61 to less than 91 From 91 to 120 Less than 0 or greater than 120 Error c) Displays on the screen the entered value and the student's category as shown below. ant the previous steps for unknown number of students until 666 is entered by the user.

Use DEV-C++ to develop a well-documented C++ program that: 1) Prompts the user to enter from the keyboard an integer value named credits between 0 and 120 representing the number of credit hours passed by a UOB student. 2) Validates the entered value: a) If the entered value is NOT in the range (0..120), then prints an error message: "Error: Unacceptable number of credits. Bye ", and quits the program. b) Otherwise, classifies and prints the student's category based on credits passed by a student as shown in the following table. Student category freshman Credit hours From 00 to less than 31 From 31 to less than 61 sophomore junior senior From 61 to less than 91 From 91 to 120 Less than 0 or greater than 120 Error c) Displays on the screen the entered value and the student's category as shown below. ant the previous steps for unknown number of students until 666 is entered by the user.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter2: Basic Elements Of C++

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5PE

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