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String[] letterGrades = {"A+", "A", "A-",
"B+", "B", "B-",
"C+", "C", "C-",
"D+", "D", "D-",
"F"};
int[] limits = {97, 94, 90,
87, 84, 80,
77, 74, 70,
67, 64, 60,
59
};
String[] names = {"Abe", "Bobbi", "Charlie", "Daisy", "Eric"};
double[] grades = new double[names.length];
Write code to accept weighted total grade into the appropriate location for each
student found in the array names.
Array grades has been created for you for this purpose.
Compute the letter grade to be assigned for each student based on the limits
given in the limits array.
Sample Input Sample Output
Enter grade for Abe : 95.6
Enter grade for Bobbi : 87.2
Enter grade for Charlie : 75
Enter grade for Daisy : 62
Enter grade for Eric : 50
letter grade for Abe : A
letter grade for Bobbi : B+
letter grade for Charlie : C
letter grade for Daisy : Dletter grade for Eric : F
Enter grade for Abe : 92
Enter grade for Bobbi : 70
Enter grade for Charlie : 67
Enter grade for Daisy : 80.7
Enter grade for Eric : 65
letter grade for Abe : Aletter grade for Bobbi : Cletter grade for Charlie : D+
letter grade for Daisy : Bletter grade for Eric : D
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import java.util.Scanner;/**
*
* @author
*/
public class Assignment7 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String[] letterGrades = {"A+", "A", "A-",
"B+", "B", "B-",
"C+", "C", "C-",
"D+", "D", "D-",
"F"};
int[] limits = {97, 94, 90,
87, 84, 80,
77, 74, 70,
67, 64, 60,
59
};
String[] names = {"Abe", "Bobbi", "Charlie", "Daisy", "Eric"};
double[] grades...
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