Scenario:USING C# You are tasked with writing a program to process students’end of semester marks. For each student you must enter into your program the student’s id number (an integer), followed by their mark (an integer out of 100) in 4 courses. A student number of 0 indicates the end of the data. A student moves on to the next semester if the average of their 4 courses is at least 60 (greater than or equal to 60). Write a program to read the data and print, for each student:The student number, the marks obtained in each course, final mark of the student (average of all the marks), their final grade (A,B,C,D or F) and whether or not they move on to the next semester. In addition, after all data entry is completed, printThe number of students who move on to the next semester and the number who do not.The student with the highest final mark (ignore the possibility of a tie). Grades are calculated as follows:A = 70 and over, B = 60 (inclusive) -70, C = 50(inclusive)-60D = 40(inclusive)-50, F = less than 40 KEYBOARD ENTRY EXAMPLESample input and output for keyboard entry:Note:Your program does NOT have to look the same. The wording and formatting can bedifferent.E CAUsersVAdderlsource\repos\ConsoleApp70\.ConsoleApp70\bin\Debug\ConsoleApp70.exeStudent Semester CalculationsEnter a student id (e to quit): 867594Enter the mark for course 1 (out of 100): 98Enter the mark for course 2 (out of 100): 67Enter the mark for course 3 (out of 100): 82Enter the mark for course 4 (out of 100): 75StudentCourse 1Course 2Course 3Course 4FinalGrade8675949867827580.5AStudent 867594 moves on to the next semetser.Enter a student id (e to quit): 775599Enter the mark for course 1 (out of 100): 34Enter the mark for course 2 (out of 100): 87Enter the mark for course 3 (out of 100): 69Enter the mark for course 4 (out of 100): 56StudentCourse 1Course 2Course 3Course 4FinalGrade7755993487695661.5Student 775599 moves on to the next semetser.Enter a student id (0 to quit): 88Enter the mark for course 1 (out of 100): 92Enter the mark for course 2 (out of 100): 95Enter the mark for course 3 (out of 100): 78Enter the mark for course 4 (out of 100): 88StudentCourse 1Course 2Course 3Course 4FinalGrade889295788888.25AStudent 88 moves on to the next semetser.Enter a student id (0 to quit): 0Summary ReportStudent with the highest average was 88 with a grade of 88.25Number of student who are moving on: 3Number of student who are not moving on: 0 Scenario:You are tasked with writing a program to process students'end of semester marks. For eachstudent you must enter into your program the student's id number (an integer), followed bytheir mark (an integer out of 100) in 4 courses. A student number of O indicates the end of thedata. A student moves on to the next semester if the average of their 4 courses is at least 60(greater than or equal to 60).Write a program to read the data and print, for each student:The student number, the marks obtained in each course, final mark of the student (average ofall the marks), their final grade (A,B,C,D or F) and whether or not they move on to the nextsemester.In addition, after all data entry is completed, print• The number of students who move on to the next semester and the number who donot.• The student with the highest final mark (ignore the possibility of a tie).Grades are calculated as follows:A= 70 and over, B = 60 (inclusive) -70, C = 50(inclusive)-60D= 40(inclusive)-50, F= less than 40

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Scenario:USING C#

You are tasked with writing a program to process students’end of semester marks. For each student you must enter into your program the student’s id number (an integer), followed by their mark (an integer out of 100) in 4 courses. A student number of 0 indicates the end of the data. A student moves on to the next semester if the average of their 4 courses is at least 60 (greater than or equal to 60).

Write a program to read the data and print, for each student:

The student number, the marks obtained in each course, final mark of the student (average of all the marks), their final grade (A,B,C,D or F) and whether or not they move on to the next semester.

In addition, after all data entry is completed, print

The number of students who move on to the next semester and the number who do not.
The student with the highest final mark (ignore the possibility of a tie).

Grades are calculated as follows:

A = 70 and over, B = 60 (inclusive) -70, C = 50(inclusive)-60

D = 40(inclusive)-50, F = less than 40