A Program: Use Python

Ask the user to input 4 test grades as floats.

• Average the grades.
• Print out the test grades formatted with 1 place past the decimal as in the example output below
• Print out the average formatted with 1 place past the decimal
• Use formatting to have all numbers line up based on the decimal,
• Use if statements to determine the appropriate message to display based on the average

96.0 100: Congratulations, you are at the top of the class!

90.0 95.9: Great job! You have an A average

80.0 89.9: Good job! You have an B average

70.0 79.9: Not bad, you have an C average

60.0 69.9: Spend more time studying and you can bring up your D average

Less than 60.0: Try going to tutorials to bring up your F average

• Follow standard programming procedures including initializing all variables prior to usage, variable naming conventions, use of constants where appropriate, code separated into IPO sections, and appropriate comments.
• NOTE: Do not use any Python programming techniques that we have not yet covered in class. This includes lists, arrays, functions and tuples.

Example Input:

Enter test grade 1: 96

Enter test grade 2: 100

Enter test grade 3: 87

Enter test grade 4: 91

Example Output:

Test grade 1: 96.0

Test grade 2: 100.0

Test grade 3: 87.0

Test grade 4: 91.0

Test Average: 93.5

Great job! You have an A average