Learn programming now 22 ( Letter grade example C++)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2011
- In this video, I make a program that gets the percentage grade of a student and converts it to a letter grade and prints that on the screen.
I'm sorry that this video is long, I didn't want to split it up because I wanted you guys to follow along with the whole thing before you move on.
This is a very easy tutorial to follow. If you have questions, leave a comment.
THANKS MAN you literally just uploaded the answer to my homework assignment.
thank you very much, i wasn't able to do this last night at school, this would be very helpful. I'm now studying programing in Philippines and reaching and watching a lot about programs, now i found this and thank u a lot. hope to watch more videos from you.
Thank you very much for this... I have an activity that is needed to be submitted tonight and this video really help me a lot... Thank you again!!!
My first computer programming joke <100 that is great... Awesome work on the videos! You are more through than most and actually use the
using namespace std;
instead of
std::
Thank you
@eerisedice oh no problem! thank YOU for watching :)
thanks for this example i learned
this is so helpful!
Helped me alot with my hw
just wanted to clarify to people...at 2:39 when he said hes using and function its because if he choose the or function...whatever number user inputs will give him an A because its less than a 100 but using an AND function limits it to just between 90 and 100.
Awesome. Thanks
haha that immediately popped into my head upon seeing that too! :)
how would you use chars to print out letter grades?
Pls do u hv any video on functions?
i want to if i want to display more than 1 subject did i need to do the if... else for each subject?
Very helpful
say I have grades in array and I want the run them threw a letter grade I loop it so It can tell he how many A I got how many B I got and so on.
what if a student scores 100? should it be (grade<=100)?
Is there anyway to recreate this into a GUI?
@girlofpk Yes, perhaps in the future though :)
what framework did you use?