CECS 174 Project 2 - Due in lab on Tuesday, 9/30/03
An instructor wants you to write a C++ program that will report “Passed” or “Failed” for each
student based on the student’s test score and the number of programs he/she completed. If the
test score is greater than or equal to 60 and the number of programs completed is greater than or
equal to 10, then output the word Passed. Otherwise, output the word Failed.
Specifically, she wants the program to do the following:
Prompt and input the number of students n.
For each of the n students, input a test score and the number of programs completed and
output the word “Passed” or “Failed” according to the decision rule described above.
When your program executes, it should produce output as in the following sample dialogue:
This program determines if a student has passed or failed
a class based on the student’s test score and the number
of programs he/she has completed .
Enter the number of students in the class: 6
On each line below, enter a student’s test score and the
number of programs he/she has completed, and press [ENTER].
Student 1: 66 12
[TAB]Passed
Student 2: 87 18
[TAB}Passed
Student 3: 98 9
[TAB]Failed
Student 4: 59 15
[TAB]Failed
Student 5: 32 5
[TAB]Failed
Student 6: 60 10
[TAB]Passed
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C++ Statements Needed:
Declaration for int type variables (int declarations).
Input integer values (cin >> ).
Output integers and character strings (cout << ).
while loop.
if-else statements.
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