The document provides criteria for determining a student's high school level based on their year of entry. A year entry of 1 corresponds to freshman, 2 to sophomore, 3 to junior, 4 to senior, and any other entry means the student is out of school. Students are asked to write an algorithm, program using switch/case statements, and flowchart to display the high school level based on the year entry number.
The document provides criteria for determining a student's high school level based on their year of entry. A year entry of 1 corresponds to freshman, 2 to sophomore, 3 to junior, 4 to senior, and any other entry means the student is out of school. Students are asked to write an algorithm, program using switch/case statements, and flowchart to display the high school level based on the year entry number.
The document provides criteria for determining a student's high school level based on their year of entry. A year entry of 1 corresponds to freshman, 2 to sophomore, 3 to junior, 4 to senior, and any other entry means the student is out of school. Students are asked to write an algorithm, program using switch/case statements, and flowchart to display the high school level based on the year entry number.
The document provides criteria for determining a student's high school level based on their year of entry. A year entry of 1 corresponds to freshman, 2 to sophomore, 3 to junior, 4 to senior, and any other entry means the student is out of school. Students are asked to write an algorithm, program using switch/case statements, and flowchart to display the high school level based on the year entry number.
/* //Problem: Write a flowchart, an algorithm, and a program to display the high school level of a student, based on its year-entry number. For example, the year entry 1 means the student is a freshman, 2 for sophomore, and so on. Here is the given criteria:
Year-Entry Number High School Level
1 Freshman 2 Sophomore 3 Junior 4 Senior Other entry number – Out of School