Homework 2

Converting a numeric grade to a letter grade can be a difficult and time consuming process. However, with the help of Java, this process is made much easier.

You will be writing a GradeConverter that converts a number grade to a letter grade.

The program will read in a grade, which is an integer between 0 and 100, and then uses a multi-way if statement to determine the corresponding letter grade.

If the grade is 90 or above, the program prints "Your letter grade is A".

Otherwise, if the grade is 80 or above, the program prints "Your letter grade is B".

Otherwise, if the grade is 70 or above, the program prints "Your letter grade is C".

Otherwise, if the grade is 60 or above, the program prints "Your letter grade is D".

Otherwise, (the grade is below 60) the program prints "Your letter grade is F".

This program is a great tool for students, teachers, and administrators alike, as it quickly and accurately provides a letter grade representation of a numeric grade.

• Create a new project named Homework2

• Create a new class named GradeConverter

  Open the class GradeConverter in BlueJ and delete all the text

• Copy and paste this main( ) method into the MakeChange class:

  import java.util.Scanner; public class GradeConverter { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); // Write your program below this line } }

  Write the program inside the main( ) method.

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