Explanation of Solution
Given statements:
//Switch to score
switch (score)
{
//Case
case (score > 90):
//Assign the grade
grade = 'A';
//Break the statement
break;
//Case
case (score > 80):
//Assign the grade
grade = 'b';
//Break the statement
break;
//Case
case (score > 70):
//Assign the grade
grade = 'C';
//Break the statement
break;
//Case
case (score > 60):
//Assign the grade
grade = 'D';
//Break the statement
break;
//Default Case
default:
//Assign the grade
grade = 'F';
}
Error in the given statement:
Error #1:
The case statements itself cannot contain an expression. The “case” must be carried out with an integer or a character. The given code cannot be modified as the “switch” statement because it contains expressions. It can only be converted into “if-else-if” statement that is given below...
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