William Rosener: Let's go. Welcome back. In this video, I'm going to walk you through a grade comparison calculator. I think I'm gonna let you guys try and figure this one out yourself. But let me go ahead and walk you through what your coach to do
William Rosener: So we should have to text boxes. So let's assume student average is a 75 and the class average is 85 when a head count play button three things you're going to happen.
William Rosener: On the first of all display this case that the student got a 75 the class averages 95 there 10 points below. I'm gonna have the string below average appear
William Rosener: And a 75 would be a C, so their grade would be a seam if students have gotten an 85 class average was an 85
William Rosener: I would say there is zero difference between the student and the class. The same for the class comparison string. And now, and maybe five would be a B.
William Rosener: And then finally, if I was to put in, say, a 95 it to calculate now as soon as 10 points above average. I'm gonna have the string above average appear and
William Rosener: The grade would be an A. So, having gone through the previous assignment. I think I've given you everything should be able to complete this one.
William Rosener: And again, you should find in the same areas you found a link to this video, you should find the interface.
William Rosener: So I think I'm going to see what you guys can come up with on this one. So hopefully you guys can figure this one out yourself without any help from me. I think you're going to find
William Rosener: This is simple. A little subtraction. Here's a little gifts, a month and then the grade to be identical to what we just did in the previous assignment. So rather than
William Rosener: Just going to be looking at right here on the student average if it's 1995 it's an A. So anyway, I'm gonna see what you guys can do come up with on that one, and have it as a challenge too much on. Thanks.