USING C++

Write a C++ program that accepts up to 20 integers test scores in the range of 0 to 100 from the user, and stores them. 

The program should give the user a menu with the following options:

• Print a list of all scores entered using a function that receives the scores.
• report how many scores less than 70 were entered using a function.
• report how many scores greater than or equal to 90 were entered using a function of your choice.
• determine and report the average passing score (average of scores 70 & greater) in a function
• Quit option

NOTE: Make sure that the user can enter a max of 20 scores but can end before 20 if they choose to.

Hint: Show your skills by using functions that return values, reference parameters, etc.

Test Program SAMPLE OUTPUT  Enter up to 20 test scores between 0 and 100. If fewer than 20 then enter -1 to quit. 78 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: 100 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: 95 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: 85 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: 68 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: 100 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: 100 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: 99 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: 73 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: 100 Enter another score, or enter -1 to quit: -1 

All of your scores have been entered. 

What would you like to do? Enter the number from the menu below.

1 - Print a list of all scores entered 

2 - Get a report of how many scores less than 70 were entered 

3 - Get a report of how many scores greater than or equal to 90 were entered

4 - Get a report of the average passing score

5 - End 

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The scores entered were:  78 100 95 85 68 100 100 99 73 100

What would you like to do? Enter the number from the list below.

1 - Print a list of all scores entered 

2 - Get a report of how many scores less than 70 were entered 

3 - Get a report of how many scores greater than 90 were entered

4 - Get a report of the average passing score

5 - End 

2 There was 1 score(s) entered that was less than 70.. . .