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help with the logic on this letter grade program.
hey,
help me think of a good way to get after the logic of this program:
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Write a program that translates a number into the closest letter grade. For example, the number 2.8 (which might have been the average of several grades) would be converted to B-. Break ties in favor of the better grade; for example, 2.85 should be a B.
Use a class Grade with a method getLetterGrade().
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Re: help with the logic on this letter grade program.
What ideas did you have?
Here's a simple hint: If-then-else statements
etidd (January 28th, 2010)
Re: help with the logic on this letter grade program.
my idea was to have a couple of local double variables with a constructor public Grade(double value) that constructor's parameter is what receives the user input from the tester class. then, i would have a series of if-else if statements inside the method getLetterGrade(). even though you just offered a simple hint, that really helped, so i award you a thanks.
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