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The document defines a Grades constructor function to create Grade objects with properties like id, student name, mark, and course name. It creates 5 Grade objects for a student and stores them in an array. A for loop iterates through the array, assigns a GradeId property based on the array index, and outputs the grade details to the HTML document.

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!doctype HTML Head Meta Script Script Title Title Head Body P P Script

The document defines a Grades constructor function to create Grade objects with properties like id, student name, mark, and course name. It creates 5 Grade objects for a student and stores them in an array. A for loop iterates through the array, assigns a GradeId property based on the array index, and outputs the grade details to the HTML document.

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<!

DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<script type="text/javascript"></script>
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
<p id="grades"></p>
<script>

// constructor function
function Grades(GradeId, StudentName, Mark, CourseName) {
this.GradeId = GradeId;
this.StudentName = StudentName;
this.Mark = Mark;
this.CourseName = CourseName;
}

var output = "";


Grades.prototype.getOutput = function () {
output += this.GradeId + " " + this.StudentName + " has got " + this.Mark + "
out of " + "100 in " + this.CourseName +"<br>";
return output;
}

var grade1 = new Grades(null, "Prateek", 87.5, "CS101");


var grade2 = new Grades(null, "Prateek", 98.5, "CS102");
var grade3 = new Grades(null, "Prateek", 56.8, "CS103");
var grade4 = new Grades(null, "Prateek", 82.5, "CS104");
var grade5 = new Grades(null, "Prateek", 79.5, "CS105");

var ArrayObj = [grade1, grade2, grade3, grade4, grade5];

for (var i = 0; i < ArrayObj.length; i++) {

ArrayObj[i].GradeId= i+1; //autogenraded index assigned to GradeId


document.getElementById("grades").innerHTML = ArrayObj[i].getOutput();
}
</script>
</body>
</html>

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