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CS101 Assignment No. 2

The document is an assignment submission by Muhammad Hanzala Asif for CS101-Introduction to Computing. It includes a C++ program that takes user input for marks in various subjects, calculates total and average marks, and assigns a grade based on the average. The program covers basic input/output operations and conditional statements for grading.

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CS101 Assignment No. 2

The document is an assignment submission by Muhammad Hanzala Asif for CS101-Introduction to Computing. It includes a C++ program that takes user input for marks in various subjects, calculates total and average marks, and assigns a grade based on the average. The program covers basic input/output operations and conditional statements for grading.

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ASSIGNMENT NUMBER 2

Name :- Muhammad Hanzala Asif


Subject :- CS101-Introduction to
Computing
VU ID :- bc230208397
Semester :- 1st (Spring 2023)

Question No. 1
Answer
Input
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main() {
string vuId;
int cs, math, pakStudy, mgt;

// For taking input from user


cout << "Enter your VU-ID: ";
cin >> vuId;

cout << "Enter Marks for CS: ";


cin >> cs;

cout << "Enter Marks for Math: ";


cin >> math;

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


cin >> pakStudy;

cout << "Enter Marks for MGT: ";


cin >> mgt;

// Making Calculations
int totalMarks = cs + math + pakStudy + mgt;
float averageMarks = totalMarks / 4.0;

// For gaining output


cout << "\nTotal Marks: " << totalMarks << endl;
cout << "Average Marks: " << averageMarks << endl;

// For obtaining grades


string Grade;
if (averageMarks >= 91 && averageMarks <= 100)
Grade = "A+";
else if (averageMarks >= 81 && averageMarks < 91)
Grade = "A-";
else if (averageMarks >= 71 && averageMarks < 81)
Grade = "B+";
else if (averageMarks >= 61 && averageMarks < 71)
Grade = "B-";
else if (averageMarks >= 51 && averageMarks < 61)
Grade = "C";
else if (averageMarks >= 41 && averageMarks < 51)

Grade = "D";
else if (averageMarks >= 35 && averageMarks < 41)
Grade = "E";
else if (averageMarks >= 0 && averageMarks < 35)
Grade = "Fail";
else
Grade = "Invalid";
cout << "Grade: " << Grade << endl;
return 0;
}

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