Create a program that will enter five student records with three quizzes. The program will generate an output that will display all the student records with their grades and remarks. Grades = Average grade of the three quizzes! 75 is the passing mark. Enter 58tudent(s) Record Student 1 ID: 101 Nane: Juan De la Cruz Enter 3 quize(n): 90 89 94 Student 2 ID: 203 Name: Maricar Ronquillo Enter 3 quize(s): 87 83 80 Student 3 ID: 405 Name: Aler Dimaano Enter 3 quize(s): 78 70 76 Student 4 ID: 230 Name: Rupen Rajkarnikar Enter 3 quize(s): 83 84 81 Student 5 ID: 309 Name: Janes Kalyo Enter 3 quize(s): 70 70 75 Student No 101 203 405 230 309 Nane Juan De la Cruz Maricar Ronquillo Aler Dinaano Rupen Rajkarnikar Janes Kalyo Grade 91.0и 83.33 74.67 82.67 71.67 Renark Passed No Failed Passed Failed

Create a program that will enter five student records with three quizzes. The program will generate an output that will display all the student records with their grades and remarks. Grades = Average grade of the three quizzes! 75 is the passing mark. Enter 58tudent(s) Record Student 1 ID: 101 Nane: Juan De la Cruz Enter 3 quize(n): 90 89 94 Student 2 ID: 203 Name: Maricar Ronquillo Enter 3 quize(s): 87 83 80 Student 3 ID: 405 Name: Aler Dimaano Enter 3 quize(s): 78 70 76 Student 4 ID: 230 Name: Rupen Rajkarnikar Enter 3 quize(s): 83 84 81 Student 5 ID: 309 Name: Janes Kalyo Enter 3 quize(s): 70 70 75 Student No 101 203 405 230 309 Nane Juan De la Cruz Maricar Ronquillo Aler Dinaano Rupen Rajkarnikar Janes Kalyo Grade 91.0и 83.33 74.67 82.67 71.67 Renark Passed No Failed Passed Failed

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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