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const int PASS = 50;
int numPass = 0, numFail = 0, totalMarks = 0;
double mark, perPass = 0, perFail = 0;
} while (mark > 100);
// if the inputted mark is not the sentinel value, process it
while (mark >= 0)
{
// increment the counter for the total number of data values
// *** Insert code
// Determine if the mark is a pass or fail (If statement)
// *** Insert code
// Read next mark
// *** Insert code
}
// Calculate the percentage of marks that were passes and fails
// *** Insert code
using System;
namespace App
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
const int PASS = 50;
int numPass = 0, numFail = 0, totalMarks = 0;
double mark, perPass = 0, perFail = 0;
// loop to read in a valid mark or the sentinel value
do
{
// Read initial mark (seed the loop)
Console.Write("Enter a mark between 0 and 100 (-ve value to stop): ");
mark = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine());
} while (mark > 100);
// if the inputted mark is not the sentinel value, process it
while (mark >= 0)
{
// increment the counter for the total number of data values
totalMarks++;
// Determine if the mark is a pass or fail (If statement)
if (mark >= PASS){
Console.WriteLine("You have Succesfully passed the class");
numPass++;
}
else {
Console.WriteLine("You have Failed the class");
numFail++;
}
// Read next mark
Console.Write("Enter a mark between 0 and 100 (-ve value to stop): ");
mark = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine());
}
// Calculate the percentage of marks that were passes and fails
perPass = (double)numPass / (double)totalMarks;
perFail = (double)numFail / (double)totalMarks;
// Print results
Console.WriteLine("Total number of marks = {0}", totalMarks);
Console.WriteLine("Percentage of passing marks = {0:p1}", perPass);
Console.WriteLine("Percentage of failing marks = {0:p1}", perFail);
Console.ReadLine();
}
}
}
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