Implement Method getPercentage that takes two inputs : grade and totalGrade and outputs the grade percentage as follows: percentage = (grade/total grade)*100 . (Assume a student can not get a grade above 100%). In the main method use a scanner object to read the grade and total grade from a text file then pass them to the getPercentage method. The getPercentage method should throw: 1. An IllegalArgumentException that is handled by its caller in case If grade or total grade is a negative number. 2. An ArithmeticException that is handled by its caller in case If total grade is zero (division by zero).

Implement Method getPercentage that takes two inputs : grade and totalGrade and outputs the grade percentage as follows: percentage = (grade/total grade)*100 . (Assume a student can not get a grade above 100%). In the main method use a scanner object to read the grade and total grade from a text file then pass them to the getPercentage method. The getPercentage method should throw: 1. An IllegalArgumentException that is handled by its caller in case If grade or total grade is a negative number. 2. An ArithmeticException that is handled by its caller in case If total grade is zero (division by zero).

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter5: Looping

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15E

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