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Computer programming 1, Group project

Problem Statement
This time you make a report card of students. Assume that a student joins a beginner’s course in
C++. To get a grade card, a student needs to meet the following criteria:
• He needs to submit two assignments (50 marks each) before he appears in the final
examination (which is 100 marks).
• You calculate the final score based on these assignment scores and the final examination
score. Consider 25% of total marks in assignment and 75% marks in the final
examination to prepare the grade card. When a student scores more than 90, he gets A+,
which means Outstanding. If he scores more than 80, he gets A, which means Very
Good. If the score is 70 or above, he gets B, which means Good. Consider a score that is
less than 70 as Fail.
• Try to manage your application in a better way. For example, if any of the assignment
scores is greater than 50, your application should report an error. The same rule applies if
anyone inputs a final examination score greater than 100.
• You save these student records in text files, which have names like student_name.txt.
You store these files in a separate folder. You can name it GradeScores.
I give you three sample outputs to understand it better. Here is the sample-1. A user enters the
valid inputs.
Enter the student’s name: natty
Assignment-1 score:25.5
Assignment-2 score:34.5
Exam score:87
Final score:80.25
Grade: A (Very Good)
The current working directory:
E:\MyPrograms\Cplusplus\Projects
Get the report card at:
E:\MyPrograms\cplusplus\Projects\GradeScores\natty.txt
Here is a sample report card that you store. The content of the text file natty.txt may look like the
following:
Computer programming 1, Group project

***Report Card***
***Course name: C++ for Beginners***
==================================================
Student Name: natty
Assignment-1 Score:25.5
Assignment-2 Score:34.5
Exam Score:87.0
Final score:80.25
Grade/Remark: A (Very Good)
Here is the sample-2. A user enters an assignment score that is above 50:
Enter the student’s name: yared
Assignment-1 score:23
Assignment-2 score:51.5
Error: Assignment2 score cannot be greater than 50.
Provide the correct input next time!

Here is the sample-3. A user enters the final examination score that is above 100:
Enter the student’s name: Ruth
Assignment-1 score:23
Assignment-2 score:45.3
Exam score:105
Error: Final exam score cannot be greater than 100.
Provide the correct input next time!
Computer programming 1, Group project

NB:
• No more than 3 persons with in one group
• Deadline: Final exam day
• Total mark: 25pts

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