You are given the students.txt file which includes ids, names, and two grades (Math and Data Structures respectively). Read the content from this file and construct a linked list in reading order. I expect you to have a student class and keep the objects of that class in the linked list. After constructing the list have a menu to do the following using your linked list; Display the linked list content. Display the students sorted by their overall average. For this problem, use compareTo method of Student class you have written. Display the student names sorted by their data structure grades. Find and display the math average. Find and display the student(s) who has the lowest Data Structures grade. Delete the student whose id is entered by the user. insert a new student to the list by getting the info from the user. Find and display the student count. Students pass the class if their grade is above the average for each course. Find and display the successful students for each course.

You are given the students.txt file which includes ids, names, and two grades (Math and Data Structures respectively). Read the content from this file and construct a linked list in reading order. I expect you to have a student class and keep the objects of that class in the linked list. After constructing the list have a menu to do the following using your linked list; Display the linked list content. Display the students sorted by their overall average. For this problem, use compareTo method of Student class you have written. Display the student names sorted by their data structure grades. Find and display the math average. Find and display the student(s) who has the lowest Data Structures grade. Delete the student whose id is entered by the user. insert a new student to the list by getting the info from the user. Find and display the student count. Students pass the class if their grade is above the average for each course. Find and display the successful students for each course.

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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