Programing CCreate a program that reads a letter grade and outputs a decimal grade.Your program should read two characters:-It should read the letter (A, B, C ...)-Then the "operator" (+, = or -).With the help of if-else statements you should be able to output the equivalent decimal grade.Use the table below for the grades and lettersThere are two examples:InputExpected OutputPlease input the letter: APlease input the 'operator': +The letter grade you inputted is: A+Its equivalent in decimal is: 10.00Please input the letter: FPlease input the 'operator': =The letter grade you inputted is: F=Its equivalent in decimal is: 5.00A+10.0A=9.6A-9.3%3DB+9.0B=8.6B-8.3C+8.0C=7.6C-7.3F=5.0

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