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You will call the same methods for each of the four grade categories $-$ the functions

should be flexible enough to work for any values. Once you have all four calculated, add

them up and print the results.

Sample Output:

$[$CSE $1321$L Grade Calculator$]$

Labs

Enter Grade #$1$: $70$

Enter Grade #$2$: $90$

Enter Grade #$3$: $100$

Enter Grade #$4$: $56$

Enter Grade #$5$: $70$

Enter Grade #$6$: $98$

Enter Grade #$7$: $105$

Enter Grade #$8$: $67$

Enter Grade #$9$: $100$

Enter Grade #$10$: $78$

Enter Grade #$11$: $91$

Enter Grade #$12$: $92$

Weighted Points: $7\mathrm{.}56$

Assignments

Enter Grade #$1$: $90$

Enter Grade #$2$: $100$

Enter Grade #$3$: $78$

Enter Grade #$4$: $90$

Enter Grade #$5$: $95$

Enter Grade #$6$: $67$

Enter Grade #$7$: $100$

Weighted Points: $35\mathrm{.}429$

Midterm

Enter Grade #$1$: $98$

Weighted Points: $19\mathrm{.}6$

Exam

Enter Grade #$1$: $100$

Weighted Points: $30\mathrm{.}0$

Your final grade for CSE$1321$L is: $92\mathrm{.}59$Assignment $4$A; What's your grade? In this class $($as well as the lecture class$),$ we calculate

grades using a process called "weighted averages". The formula works by averaging all the

games in a particular category, then multiplying the result by a percentage $($the "weight"$).$ All

categories are then added up to give you your final grade. In our class, that would look like this:

Final Grade average average$($Midterm$){?}^{**}$

$0\mathrm{.}20$ average$($Final