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Student Grade Calculator Program

The document describes a computer program that calculates a student's average grade. It takes input from the user for 8 subject grades, calculates the sum and average, and outputs the average along with a performance evaluation based on the grade ranges. The program uses If/ElseIf statements to check the average and provide the corresponding evaluation. The document also lists the roles of different students involved in developing the program.

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Student Grade Calculator Program

The document describes a computer program that calculates a student's average grade. It takes input from the user for 8 subject grades, calculates the sum and average, and outputs the average along with a performance evaluation based on the grade ranges. The program uses If/ElseIf statements to check the average and provide the corresponding evaluation. The document also lists the roles of different students involved in developing the program.

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PERFORMANCE TASK IN

ICT 9
INTRODUCTION:
Many of us especially students are sometimes having difficulties in computing and they don’t
have time for this. This computer program can help students improve their skills in computer.
Some of us have more knowledge in computer than manual things. It can be easier for us
students to keep up with the computing of grades.

CODES:
grade1= TextWindow.ReadNumber()
-it is declaring that grade1 as the first variable once the user enters the first value. Readnumber is
for the TextWindow to read the number from the textwindow.
If average>101 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("Sorry, it is Out-of-Our-Range")
ElseIf average<65 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("Sorry, it is Out-of-Our-Range")
-If, then always end up with EndIf. ElseIf helps provide an alternate condition.

TextWindow.WriteLine("Welcome to Jade's CALCULATOR!")


TextWindow.Write("What is your name?")
TextWindow.Read()
TextWindow.Write("How old are you?")
TextWindow.Read()
TextWindow.WriteLine("Please input your grades:")
TextWindow.WriteLine("Input your grade in Mathematics:")
grade1= TextWindow.ReadNumber()
TextWindow.WriteLine("Input your grade in Science:")
grade2= TextWindow.ReadNumber()
TextWindow.WriteLine("Input your grade in English:")
grade3= TextWindow.ReadNumber()
TextWindow.WriteLine("Input your grade in Religion:")
grade4= TextWindow.ReadNumber()
TextWindow.WriteLine("Input your grade in Computer:")
grade5= TextWindow.ReadNumber()
TextWindow.WriteLine("Input your grade in MAPEH:")
grade6= TextWindow.ReadNumber()
TextWindow.WriteLine("Input your grade in TLE:")
grade7= TextWindow.ReadNumber()
TextWindow.WriteLine("Input your grade in Filipino:")
grade8= TextWindow.ReadNumber()
sum= grade1+grade2+grade3+grade4+grade5+grade6+grade7+grade8
TextWindow.WriteLine("The sum of you grades is:")
TextWindow.WriteLine(sum)
average= sum/8
TextWindow.WriteLine("Your average is:")
TextWindow.WriteLine(average)

If average>101 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("Sorry, it is Out-of-Our-Range")
ElseIf average<65 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("Sorry, it is Out-of-Our-Range")
ElseIf average>90 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("You got A!/ Excellent Academic Performance")
ElseIf average>85 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("You got B!/ Very Good Academic Performance")
Elseif average>80 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("You got C!/ Satisfactory Academic Performance")
Elseif average>75 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("You got D!/ Poor Academic Performance")
ElseIf average<75 Then
TextWindow.WriteLine("You got F!/ Unacceptable Academic Performance")
EndIf
Karmela Melgarejo
-Reporter
-leader
Bernadette Saez
-programmer
-helped in typing codes
Christian Dave Cortes
-provided the flashdrive
-helped in coding and programming
Eula Mino
-minimal participation
Zhieolaika Responde
- printed the codes and output
Treasha Casais
-Help in correcting the codes
John Daniel Salvamante
-Coder
-dictated the necessary codes

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