//TO-DO: Fill in the Authors Name Here//TO-DO: Fill in the current date here//CS1428 Lab//Lab 10//Description: this program will find letter grades from 5 number grades#include using namespace std;double getAverage(double g[], const int SIZE){ double total = 0; for(int i = 0; i < SIZE; i++) { total += g[i]; } return total / SIZE;}void getGrades(double g[], const int SIZE){ cout << "Please enter 5 grades:" << endl; for(int i = 0; i < SIZE; i++) { cin >> g[i]; }}// TODO: Complete function definitionsint main(){ const int SIZE = 5; double grades[SIZE], average; int numberOfAs = 0, numberOfBs = 0, numberOfCs = 0, numberOfDs = 0, numberOfFs = 0; //TODO: Add function calls return 0;}

countLetterGrades:

void countLetterGrades(double grades[], const int SIZE, int &numberOfAs,int &numberOfBs,int &numberOfCs,int &numberOfDs,int &numberOfFs) {

for(int i = 0; i < SIZE; i++){

if(grades[i]>85){numberOfAs++;}

else if(grades[i]>75){numberOfBs++;}

else if(grades[i]>65){numberOfCs++;}

else if(grades[i]>55){numberOfDs++;}

else{numberOfFs++;}

}

}

printData:

void printData(double average, int numberOfAs,int numberOfBs,int numberOfCs,int numberOfDs,int numberOfFs)

{

cout<<"Average: "<<average<<endl;

cout<<"Number of A's: "<<numberOfAs<<endl;

cout<<"Number of B's: "<<numberOfBs<<endl;

cout<<"Number of C's: "<<numberOfCs<<endl;

cout<<"Number of D's: "<<numberOfDs<<endl;

cout<<"Number of F's: "<<numberOfFs<<endl;  

}

Explanation:

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The first step is to go to the main function and replace

//TODO: Add function calls

with the following 4 lines of code:

getGrades(grades,SIZE);

average = getAverage(grades,SIZE);

countLetterGrades(grades, SIZE, numberOfAs,numberOfBs,numberOfCs,numberOfDs,numberOfFs);

printData(average, numberOfAs,numberOfBs,numberOfCs,numberOfDs,numberOfFs);

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1. getGrades(grades,SIZE);

This calls the getGrade functions; The getGrade function is where the user inputs 5 grades for a student

2. average = getAverage(grades,SIZE);

Next, is to get the average of the input grades. This is done using the above and the average is stored in variable average

3. countLetterGrades(grades, SIZE, numberOfAs,numberOfBs,numberOfCs,numberOfDs,numberOfFs);

Next, is to get letter grade of each number grade. This is done using countLetterGrades function.

4. printData(average, numberOfAs,numberOfBs,numberOfCs,numberOfDs,numberOfFs);

The above 3 functions populate data for average, numberofAs to numberofFs; This values are passed to printData function to to display program output.

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Next complete countLetterGrades and printData functions as seen in the answer section.

For clarity, see the attached cpp file for line by line explanation of the complete code

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