This program, written in C, calculates and assigns grades to students based on their marks. It can handle input for one or more students, compute total marks/percentage, determine grade/category, and display results.
It’s suitable for educational use or as a demonstration of arrays, loops, functions, and basic file I/O (if implemented).
- Accepts marks of one or more subjects for a student
- Calculates total marks and percentage
- Assigns a grade (e.g., A, B, C, D, F) based on percentage thresholds
- Optionally supports multiple students in a batch
- Displays results in a neat format.
This is a simple command-line calculator program written in C. It allows a user to perform basic arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) on two numbers.
It is ideal for beginner practice — demonstrating handling user input, use of switch or if statements, and basic error checking (e.g., division by zero).
- Addition of two numbers
- Subtraction of two numbers
- Multiplication of two numbers
- Division of two numbers (with division‐by‐zero handling)
- Runs in terminal/console