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Solution To Question No.4: Program

The program takes input of marks obtained in main subject A and ancillary subject B from the user. It then checks the conditions for passing, failing, or being allowed to reappear based on the marks obtained. If marks in A are less than 45, the student fails. Otherwise, it checks further conditions on A and B marks to determine the result.

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Solution To Question No.4: Program

The program takes input of marks obtained in main subject A and ancillary subject B from the user. It then checks the conditions for passing, failing, or being allowed to reappear based on the marks obtained. If marks in A are less than 45, the student fails. Otherwise, it checks further conditions on A and B marks to determine the result.

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Solution to Question No.

4 :
Program:
/*Program for displaying whether an university student has passed,failed
or has to reappear in ancillary subject exam*/
#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
float A,B;
clrscr();
printf("Enter the marks obtained in main subject A:");
scanf("%f",&A);
printf("Enter the marks obtained in ancillary subject B:");
scanf("%f",&B);
if (A<45)
printf("The student has failed");
else
{ if (A<55)
{ if (B>=27.5)
printf("The student has passed");
else
printf("The student has failed");
}
else
{ if (A>=65)
{ if (B>=22.5)
printf("The student has passed");
else
printf("The student is allowed to reapper in ancillary subject B
to qualify");
}
else
{ if (B<22.5)
printf("The student has failed");
else
printf("The student has passed");
}
}
}
getch();
}

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