Ask the user if they are taking a class (enter y, Y, n or N). If they are not taking a class print “Thanks for using the system.” and close the program. If they are taking a class proceed to ask for a grade as listed below. If the input is any character other than Y, y, N or n print “Invalid input” and close. This should work regardless of capital or lowercase inputs. Use if / else if / else for this part.
If and only if the user is taking a class, ask them to enter a letter grade (A, B, C, D, or F, uppercase or lowercase). If they enter uppercase or lowercase A or B, print “Great Job!” If they enter uppercase or lowercase C print “You’re doing alright.” If they enter uppercase or lowercase D or F print “You can improve.” If they enter anything else then print “Invalid grade.” Regardless of input then close (including invalid). Use a switch statement for this portion. Hint: remember cases can spill through until a break and remember the default case. This should ONLY run if the user is taking a class! (Remember nesting).
Test Cases
Test Case 1:
Are you taking a class?: <N> Thank you for using the system.
Test Case 2:
Are you taking a class?: <n> Thank you for using the system.
Test Case 3: Are you taking a class?: <Z> Invalid Input.
Test Case 4:
Are you taking a class?: <y> Please enter a grade: <a> Great Job!
Test Case 5:
Are you taking a class?: <Y> Please enter a grade: <B> Great Job!
Test Case 6:
Are you taking a class?: <Y> Please enter a grade: <C> You’re doing alright.
Test Case 7:
Are you taking a class?: <Y> Please enter a grade: <D> You can improve.
Test Case 8:
Are you taking a class?: <Y> Please enter a grade: <F> You can improve.
Test Case 9:
Are you taking a class?: <Y> Please enter a grade: <X> Invalid grade.
