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101 Cmpt C++ II Additional Practice Question(s): 15 - 18 Practice after completing: Lab 10 15. Write a C++ program to display letter grades for Cmpt 101 students. The program will prompt the student for a mark and then, using the scale provided below, the program will display the corresponding letter grade. If the mark is not part of the table (which applies to marks below 0 and above 100), the program will...
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101 Cmpt C++ II Additional Practice Question(s): 15 - 18 Practice after completing: Lab 10 15. Write a C++ program to display letter grades for Cmpt 101 students. The program will prompt the student for a mark and then, using the scale provided below, the program will display the corresponding letter grade. If the mark is not part of the table (which applies to marks below 0 and above 100), the program will output a message instead of a grade indicating that the mark is invalid. Make your program user friendly by displaying messages for the program description and a program closing. Letter Grade to display This is an invalid mark! A B C F This is an invalid mark! Range of Marks Above 100 Between 80 and 100 65 to less than 80 50 to less than 65 0 to less than 50 0
16. Below Write a C++ program to determine whether a particular value is even or odd. The user should be able to enter in this value. If the value is negative, exit the program immediately with no output. If the value is even, the program will output a message indicating this; otherwise, it will output a message indicating that the number is odd. Zero is considered even.
17. Write a C++ program that will ask the user to enter an input value of 1 or higher...
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