Write a C(not C++) program that reads the exam data for each studentEach line in the file grades.txt contains for each student.from afile named grades.txt.name surname midterm1midterm2finalThe program then calculates the weighted average according to the formulaaverage=0.25*midterm1 + 0.25*midterm2 + 0.5*finaland assigns a letter grade AA, BA, BB, etc , using the standard scaleaverage >= 9090AA85く=averageBA80く=average< 85BB< 65< 6060く=averageDD50く=averageFDaverage50EEThe program then writes to new file named grades.outname surname midterm1 midterm2finalaveragelettergradeon a line for each student.EXAMPLE:Suppose the file grades.txt contains the lines:rosa pergua 45 50 70rodriguaz varan 60 70 80tyler holt 66 77 90Then the outpout file grades.txt would berosa pergua 45 50 70 58.75 FDrosa pergua 60 70 80tyler holt72.5 CC66 77 90 80.75 BB

Place the adequate header files. Declare necessary variables. Open the grades.txt file in read mode.…

Write a C(not C++) program that reads the exam data for each student from a file named grades.txt. Each line in the file grades.txt contains for each student. name surname midterm1 midterm2 final The program then calculates the weighted average according to the formula average=0.25*midterm1 + 0.25*midterm2 + 0.5*final and assigns a letter grade AA, BA, BB, etc , using the standard scale average >= 90 90 AA 85 ВА average average 80 < 85 BB < 65 < 60 60 DD average average 50 FD average 50 FF The program then writes to new file named grades.out name surname midterm1 midterm2 final average lettergrade on a line for each student. EXAMPLE: Suppose the file grades.txt contains the lines: rosa pergua 45 50 70 rodriguaz varan 60 70 80 tyler holt 66 77 90 Then the outpout file grades.txt would be rosa pergua 45 50 70 58.75 FD rosa pergua 60 70 80 tyler holt 72.5 CC 66 77 90 80.75 BB

Write a C(not C++) program that reads the exam data for each student from a file named grades.txt. Each line in the file grades.txt contains for each student. name surname midterm1 midterm2 final The program then calculates the weighted average according to the formula average=0.25midterm1 + 0.25midterm2 + 0.5*final and assigns a letter grade AA, BA, BB, etc , using the standard scale average >= 90 90 AA 85 ВА average average 80 < 85 BB < 65 < 60 60 DD average average 50 FD average 50 FF The program then writes to new file named grades.out name surname midterm1 midterm2 final average lettergrade on a line for each student. EXAMPLE: Suppose the file grades.txt contains the lines: rosa pergua 45 50 70 rodriguaz varan 60 70 80 tyler holt 66 77 90 Then the outpout file grades.txt would be rosa pergua 45 50 70 58.75 FD rosa pergua 60 70 80 tyler holt 72.5 CC 66 77 90 80.75 BB

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...

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