Write a program that calculates a student's GPA. Ask the user to enter grade and also the credit hours of the course in a loop until user enter "N" or "n". Earned points in that course becomes Grade point * credit hours i.e., Eamed points = Grade point*credit hours Grade points of each grade are as follows Grade Grade Points 4. 3 1 F Example: You got "A" grade in Computer Programming theory course and the credit hours are 3. So your earned grade points=43=12 Similarly if you get "C" grade in another subject e.g., Computer Fundamentals and the credit hours are also 3 here. Now earned grade points = 2"3=6 If you get "B" grade in Circuit and Systems theory and the credit hours are 3. So your earned grade points=3*3=D9 Now your GPA = (12+6+9) /9 = 3

Write a program that calculates a student's GPA. Ask the user to enter grade and also the credit hours of the course in a loop until user enter "N" or "n". Earned points in that course becomes Grade point * credit hours i.e., Eamed points = Grade pointcredit hours Grade points of each grade are as follows Grade Grade Points 4. 3 1 F Example: You got "A" grade in Computer Programming theory course and the credit hours are 3. So your earned grade points=43=12 Similarly if you get "C" grade in another subject e.g., Computer Fundamentals and the credit hours are also 3 here. Now earned grade points = 2"3=6 If you get "B" grade in Circuit and Systems theory and the credit hours are 3. So your earned grade points=33=D9 Now your GPA = (12+6+9) /9 = 3

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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