Programming
Lab 10
The semester is finally over and you want to find out whether you received at least a C in CSCE 101. You
have received all of your grades from your instructor and you also know the following weights for each
grade and the letter grade distribution:
Tests 1 & 2 15% each, lab 25%, quizzes 25%, and final exam 20%
A = 90-100, B = 80-89, C = 70-79, D = 60-69, F <60
Write a program to print out your numeric final course grade and a message to indicate whether you
received at least a B in the course. Save your Ch program file as lab10.ch in your H: drive. You may use
the following steps as a guide.
Declare six integer variables called test_1, test_2, lab, quiz, final, and course.
For each of the variables excluding course, output a phrase asking the user to input the grade and then
write an input statement to input the grade.
Write a formula for course based on the aforementioned weights and declared variables. The course
grade is the sum of each grade multiplied by its fractional weight. Do not use exact numbers in the
formula.
Output the numeric value of your course grade.
Use an if statement to determine if you received a B or better in the course. If you did, output the
phrase “Well done!” If you did not, output the phrase “Sorry! You didn’t make it”.
Transfer a copy of your finalized program to your Submissions folder.