In java how do you make it were a person enters 98 and it comes out as an a

Question

the scanner gets the number for example "87, 89, or 88.8"

and it prints out "b average"

Answer 1

Please post your source-code so that we can help you better.

Answer 2

So I assume this is a Grading System ( enter marks to get the exam grade) instead of typecasting numbers to ASCII code..

u could use switch case;

let see,

to get input from user, we import this library:

import java.util.*;

class grading{

     int mark;

    String getGrade()

   {

       if(mark>=90)

          return "A good";

      else if(mark<90 && mark >=80)

         return "B average";

   }

    public static void main(String args[])

   {

        Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);

        grading mymark = new grading();

        mymark.mark = scan.nextInt();    // prompt user for input

        System.out.println(mymark.getGrade()); // print the result

   }

}

    

this is just the sample... if u want more grades.. u could define more inside the getGrade() method....

      

Answer 3

I'm not very good at Java, but from experience with other coding languages, it can be done with this (please translate to Java):

var string = YOUR GRADE HERE;

if (string >=87 && string <=89) {

  echo "b average";

}

and so on. Sorry for not knowing Java directly, but it should translate easily.

You could take a look at this:

http://72.5.124.55/docs/books/tutorial/j...

Answer 4

can you clear your question more

Answer 5

i dont know Java but I do know other programming languages similar so i would assume the algorithm is the same

var Grade1=87;

var Grade2=89;

var Grade3=88.8;

var Total = (Grade1+Grade2+Grade3)/3;

//Finds the average

if (Total < 90 && Total > 80)

print "B Average";

else

print "not B average";