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Chapter 7, Problem 2PE
Program Plan Intro
Print a grade for quiz score
Program plan:
- In the function “main() ”,
- Get the input from the user.
- Check the condition, “y” is equal to “5” using “if” statement,
- Print a character “A”.
- Check the condition, “y” is equal to “4” using “if” statement,
- Print a character “B”.
- Check the condition, “y” is equal to “3” using “if” statement,
- Print a character “C”.
- Check the condition, “y” is equal to “2” using “if” statement,
- Print a character “D”.
- Check the condition, “y” is equal to “1” using “if” statement,
- Print a character “F”.
- Check the condition, “y” is equal to “0” using “if” statement,
- Print a character “F”.
- Otherwise, Print the string “Please enter the quiz score between 0 and 5”.
- Call the function “main()”.
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