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Statements that define the function grade
At Enlightened State University, students receive grades of Honors, Pass, or Fail rather than the usual letter grade. The function grade returns H, P, F depending on whether avg merits a grade of Honors (at least 92), Pass (at least 65, but less than 92), or Fail (less than 65). Write C++ statements that define the function grade whose declaration is:
chr grade (double avg);
This solution presents a C++ program in order to assign grades depending on the points scored, to students using a function.
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