Write a program to implement the GPA calculator described in Review Question 2 with the following modifications. The answers “yes” and “no” as well as the letter grades should NOT be case sensitive. Rather than printing the course, grade, and credit hours each time one is entered, the course names should be stored in successive elements of a cell array, the letter grades should be stored in successive elements of a text string, and the credit hours should be stored in a
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