Write a program in C++ Jordan University of science and Technology has the following rules for grading system; the IT department administrator in the university wants to automate the grading system, by writing a C++ program.   The administrator wants your help to having a computer program that reads N of grades for M students and gets the average reading. Then the program should decide the student status up to the following:   50 to 59 - C   60 to 80 - B   Above 80 to 100 - A       Can you write this program?   Note that the last student's average is not followed by new line.    Constraints   0 < N,M,G <= 100    Input Format   Tow integer number N representing the grades number and M representing the student's number.   (Use integer variables and ignore the fractional part in the result)    Output Format   Integer number represents the average for each student.   And what it represents in the new grading system as one character (one of the following C, B, A).    Sample #1   Input   2 3 85 83 84 75 72 80   Output   The Average of student 1 = 84(A) The Average of student 2 = 75(B)    Sample #2   Input   3 4 90 95 90 70 72 79 55 56 59   Output   The Average of student 1 = 86(A) The Average of student 2 = 65(B) The Average of student 3 = 59(C)

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Write a program in C++

Jordan University of science and Technology has the following rules for grading system; the IT department administrator in the university wants to automate the grading system, by writing a C++ program.

 

The administrator wants your help to having a computer program that reads N of grades for M students and gets the average reading. Then the program should decide the student status up to the following:

 

50 to 59 - C

 

60 to 80 - B

 

Above 80 to 100 - A

 

 

 

Can you write this program?

 

Note that the last student's average is not followed by new line.

 

 Constraints

 

0 < N,M,G <= 100

 

 Input Format

 

Tow integer number N representing the grades number and M representing the student's number.

 

(Use integer variables and ignore the fractional part in the result)

 

 Output Format

 

Integer number represents the average for each student.

 

And what it represents in the new grading system as one character (one of the following C, B, A).

 

 Sample #1

 

Input

 

2 3

85 83 84

75 72 80

 

Output

 

The Average of student 1 = 84(A)

The Average of student 2 = 75(B)

 

 Sample #2

 

Input

 

3 4

90 95 90

70 72 79

55 56 59

 

Output

 

The Average of student 1 = 86(A)

The Average of student 2 = 65(B)

The Average of student 3 = 59(C)

 

 

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