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Create a simple class record program(C program) that will do the following:  - Accept a student's complete name  - Set the number of Quizzes - Accept a Quiz Perfect score(minimum of 5 quizzes but can go beyond 5 depending on the number of quizzes input by the teacher).  - Accept the actual student score.  - Compute the total student's score(actual score), Perfect score, passing score. - Get the average scores.  - Compare each perfect score and actual student score. If the actual score is greater than the perfect score, display "Please encode again, your score is greater than the perfect score". If the actual score is lesser than or equal to the perfect score, compute the total score and average.  - Depending on the total perfect score, compute the passing score. The passing score should be 60% of the perfect score.  - Compare the passing score and the student's actual score. If the actual score is lower than the passing score, display "Failed" in the remarks. But if the actual score is greater than or equal to the passing score, display "Passed" in the remarks.

Create a simple class record program(C program) that will do the following:  - Accept a student's complete name  - Set the number of Quizzes - Accept a Quiz Perfect score(minimum of 5 quizzes but can go beyond 5 depending on the number of quizzes input by the teacher).  - Accept the actual student score.  - Compute the total student's score(actual score), Perfect score, passing score. - Get the average scores.  - Compare each perfect score and actual student score. If the actual score is greater than the perfect score, display "Please encode again, your score is greater than the perfect score". If the actual score is lesser than or equal to the perfect score, compute the total score and average.  - Depending on the total perfect score, compute the passing score. The passing score should be 60% of the perfect score.  - Compare the passing score and the student's actual score. If the actual score is lower than the passing score, display "Failed" in the remarks. But if the actual score is greater than or equal to the passing score, display "Passed" in the remarks.

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Create a simple class record program(C program) that will do the following: 

    • - Accept a student's complete name 
    • - Set the number of Quizzes
    • - Accept a Quiz Perfect score(minimum of 5 quizzes but can go beyond 5 depending on the number of quizzes input by the teacher). 
    • - Accept the actual student score. 
    • - Compute the total student's score(actual score), Perfect score, passing score. - Get the average scores. 
    • - Compare each perfect score and actual student score. If the actual score is greater than the perfect score, display "Please encode again, your score is greater than the perfect score". If the actual score is lesser than or equal to the perfect score, compute the total score and average. 
    • - Depending on the total perfect score, compute the passing score. The passing score should be 60% of the perfect score. 
    • - Compare the passing score and the student's actual score. If the actual score is lower than the passing score, display "Failed" in the remarks. But if the actual score is greater than or equal to the passing score, display "Passed" in the remarks. 

*Note: NO using of struct or functions. No using of arrays. NO global declaration. 

*All three loops must be present on your code. Switch and if-else should also be present. 

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