Problem : More 'B’ or 'C' Grades? Dr. Ely has a stack of graded exams on his desk. All grades are integers with the lowest possible grade being a 0 and the highest possible grade being 100. He would like to know if more students got a grade in the 'B' range or a grade in the 'C' range on the exam (the lowest score for a 'C' is a 70, the lowest for a 'B' is an 80, and the lowest for an 'A’ is 90. There is no such thing as a C- or C+, these scores are all just a 'C grade. The 'B' grades work in a similar fashion). Write a program that allows Dr. Ely to input each exam score into the program, one at a time, until Dr. Ely terminates input by typing in a -1. The program should correctly print one of the following three messages: 1) There were more 'B' grades than 'C' grades 2) There were more 'C' grades than 'B' grades 3) There were an equal number of 'R'and 'C' grades

Problem : More 'B’ or 'C' Grades? Dr. Ely has a stack of graded exams on his desk. All grades are integers with the lowest possible grade being a 0 and the highest possible grade being 100. He would like to know if more students got a grade in the 'B' range or a grade in the 'C' range on the exam (the lowest score for a 'C' is a 70, the lowest for a 'B' is an 80, and the lowest for an 'A’ is 90. There is no such thing as a C- or C+, these scores are all just a 'C grade. The 'B' grades work in a similar fashion). Write a program that allows Dr. Ely to input each exam score into the program, one at a time, until Dr. Ely terminates input by typing in a -1. The program should correctly print one of the following three messages: 1) There were more 'B' grades than 'C' grades 2) There were more 'C' grades than 'B' grades 3) There were an equal number of 'R'and 'C' grades

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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