Create a two-dimensional array of type double to contain the three different SD Marks (JD521, PRG521, and IP521) for six different students. A single array of type String must be used to store the student names (Maxwell, Carl, Gerhard, Paul, James, and Cena). Allow a user to enter in a number, ranging from 1 to 6, which will represent the student position in the table MCSD max and present the marks for each respecting module. The program can only stop when the user enter a number greater than 6. Printout the student name including the JD521, PRG521, and IP521 max, the total of marks and the average of all marks. Use a condition statement to decide that the student has passed or not (Pass rate is 70). Student name JD521|PRG521|IPG521 |Mаxwell 80 65 70 Carl 95 70 65 Gerhard 87 80 73 Paul 65 45 60 James 45 87 |65

Create a two-dimensional array of type double to contain the three different SD Marks (JD521, PRG521, and IP521) for six different students. A single array of type String must be used to store the student names (Maxwell, Carl, Gerhard, Paul, James, and Cena). Allow a user to enter in a number, ranging from 1 to 6, which will represent the student position in the table MCSD max and present the marks for each respecting module. The program can only stop when the user enter a number greater than 6. Printout the student name including the JD521, PRG521, and IP521 max, the total of marks and the average of all marks. Use a condition statement to decide that the student has passed or not (Pass rate is 70). Student name JD521|PRG521|IPG521 |Mаxwell 80 65 70 Carl 95 70 65 Gerhard 87 80 73 Paul 65 45 60 James 45 87 |65

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

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