Lab 13

Four programs involving if-, else-, elseif-commands and int operators

Assigning a letter grade
and practicing using int operators.

---------------------------------------- Lab #13.1: Rewrite else-commands as elseif-commands ---------------------------------------- Rewrite the below program which (was shown on slide #4) so that both of the else-commands are instead elseif-commands. Your new program should produce the same result as the original program. if (guess != 1812) { if (guess < 1812) { JJS.outputString("guess higher"); } else { JJS.outputString("guess lower"); }//endif } else { JJS.outputString("yes, correct"); }//endif ---------------------------------------- Lab #13.2: Letter Grade with one if-command ---------------------------------------- Given a single test score with a value between zero and one hundred, assign a letter grade using the typical 90-80-70-60 scale. A: 90-100 B: 80-89 C: 70-79 D: 60-69 F: 59 or lower Use only one if-command in your program. ---------------------------------------- Lab #13.3: Letter Grade without any elseif-commands ---------------------------------------- Rewrite the above program so that you do not use any elseif-commands. You may use as many if-commands as you wish. ---------------------------------------- Lab #13.4: Letter Grade from an average score ---------------------------------------- Rewrite the above program so that you assign a letter grade to the average of three test scores.