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Assignment 2 cs101

The document contains code for a C++ program that takes student marks as input, calculates total and average marks, and determines the grade based on the average.

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Assignment 2 cs101

The document contains code for a C++ program that takes student marks as input, calculates total and average marks, and determines the grade based on the average.

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Assignment No 2:

Cs101
Student id: bc230201663

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

string vuID, finalGrade;

int csMarks, mathMarks, pakStudyMarks, mgtMarks;

cout << "Enter your VU-ID: " << endl;

cin >> vuID;

cout << "Enter Marks for CS: " << endl;

cin >> csMarks;

cout << "Enter Marks for Math: " << endl;

cin >> mathMarks;

cout << "Enter Marks for Pak Study: " << endl;

cin >> pakStudyMarks;

cout << "Enter Marks for MGT: " << endl;

cin >> mgtMarks;

int totalMarks = csMarks + mathMarks + pakStudyMarks + mgtMarks;

double averageMarks = totalMarks / 4.0;

if (averageMarks >= 91 && averageMarks <= 100)

finalGrade = "A+";

else if (averageMarks >= 81 && averageMarks < 91)

{
finalGrade = "A-";

else if (averageMarks >= 71 && averageMarks < 81)

finalGrade = "B+";

else if (averageMarks >= 61 && averageMarks < 71)

finalGrade = "B-";

else if (averageMarks >= 51 && averageMarks < 61)

finalGrade = "C";

else if (averageMarks >= 41 && averageMarks < 51)

finalGrade = "D";

else if (averageMarks >= 35 && averageMarks < 41)

finalGrade = "E";

else

finalGrade = "Fail";

cout << "\nVU ID: " << vuID << endl;

cout << "Total Marks: " << totalMarks << endl;

cout << "Average Marks: " << averageMarks << endl;

cout << "Grade: " << finalGrade << endl;

return 0;
}

The screenshot of the program execution is as follows:

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