Code goes like:

#include

/* * askGrade(): * Asks the student for a letter grade * (A = 90-100, B = 80-89, etc.) * then gives the appropriate letter grade in upper case. */ void askGrade() { int grade; printf("Enter your grade:"); scanf("%d", &grade); printf("Your grade is: "); // BEGIN YOUR CODE // TODO: Use if-else statements to print the right letter grade. // END YOUR CODE printf(" "); }

/* * dayOfTheWeek(): * Asks the student for a number, representing the day * of the week (Monday = 1, Tuesday = 2, etc.), * Then prints the name of the day. */ void dayOfTheWeek() { int day; printf("Enter the number of the day of the week:"); scanf("%d", &day); printf("Today is "); // BEGIN YOUR CODE // TODO: Use switch statements to print the right letter grade. // END YOUR CODE printf(" "); }

int main(void) { // Call the first method askGrade(); dayOfTheWeek(); return 0; }

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The objective of this exercise is to practice using conditionals

There are two sections of code you have to write, they are enclosed like this:

\\ BEGIN YOUR CODE

\\ TODO: Description of the task

\\ END YOUR CODE

The first section is in the askGrade() method. You have to use If-Else statements to check the range of a grade and assign it a letter grade:

• A = 90-100

• B = 80-89

• C = 70-79

• D = 60-69

• F = 0-59

• ERROR, otherwise

You only have to print out the right letter using printf().

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The second section is in the dayOfTheWeek() method. You have to use a Switch statement to print out the right day of the week:

• Monday = 1

• Tuesday = 2

• Wednesday = 3

• Thursday = 4

• Friday = 5

• Saturday = 6

• Sunday = 7

• ERROR, for all other numbers