The document contains a C# program written by student Hawae Safar Mheaden that evaluates a user's input score. Based on the score entered, the program categorizes the result into different performance levels such as 'fail', 'approved', 'intermediate', 'good', 'very good', and 'excellent'. The program uses conditional statements to determine the appropriate output based on the input score range.
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The document contains a C# program written by student Hawae Safar Mheaden that evaluates a user's input score. Based on the score entered, the program categorizes the result into different performance levels such as 'fail', 'approved', 'intermediate', 'good', 'very good', and 'excellent'. The program uses conditional statements to determine the appropriate output based on the input score range.
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Home work : programing student:hawae safar mheaden
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namespace hawar safar
{ class Program { static void Main(string[] args) {int x; Console.WriteLine("enter your resolt"); x = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); if (x >= 0 && x <= 49) { Console.WriteLine("faild"); } if (x>= 50 && x<=59) Console.WriteLine("approved"); if (x>= 60 && x<=69) Console.WriteLine("intermidate"); if (x>= 70 && x<=79) Console.WriteLine("good");
if (x>= 80 && x<=89)
Console.WriteLine("very good"); if (x>= 90 && x<=99) Console.WriteLine("excellent"); Console.ReadKey();