(A) Write a Java program that reads student scores, displays the best score, and distribution of students in each grade based on the following scheme: Grade is A if score is equal or greater than 90 Grade is B if score is equal or greater than 75 Grade is C if score is equal or greater than 60 Grade is b if score is equal or greater than 50 Grade is F otherwise. Your program must consider the following specifications: • Use Grade as the name of your class. • Type your name and student number above the class declaration using c block/paragraph comment. • Use documentation, comments and code style. • Use significant and appropriate identifiers. • Use appropriate data type for the variables. Here is a sample run: How many scores you want to enter? 10 Enter 10 scores (score is between 0 and 100) : 65.75 40.5 55 92 58 75.5 71.25 68 79 85.5 The boot ooro io 92.0. 1 student (s) with grade F. 2 student (s) with grade D. 3 student (s) with grade C. 3 student (s) with grade B. 1 student (s) with grade A.

(A) Write a Java program that reads student scores, displays the best score, and distribution of students in each grade based on the following scheme: Grade is A if score is equal or greater than 90 Grade is B if score is equal or greater than 75 Grade is C if score is equal or greater than 60 Grade is b if score is equal or greater than 50 Grade is F otherwise. Your program must consider the following specifications: • Use Grade as the name of your class. • Type your name and student number above the class declaration using c block/paragraph comment. • Use documentation, comments and code style. • Use significant and appropriate identifiers. • Use appropriate data type for the variables. Here is a sample run: How many scores you want to enter? 10 Enter 10 scores (score is between 0 and 100) : 65.75 40.5 55 92 58 75.5 71.25 68 79 85.5 The boot ooro io 92.0. 1 student (s) with grade F. 2 student (s) with grade D. 3 student (s) with grade C. 3 student (s) with grade B. 1 student (s) with grade A.

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