Write a small program using C++, that does the following using the Conditional Operator only.
Include a test table in the comments below main
Include a test table in the comments below main
Code:
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
float a,b;
cout<<"enter your score between
1-6:"; //reading input from
user.
cin>>a;
b=(70/100)*6;
//calculating 70%
(a>=b)?cout<<"your score is
passing":cout<<"your score is not passing"; //conditional
operator used.
}
Test table:
| INPUT | EXPECTED OUTPUT | ACTUAL OUTPUT |
| 1 | your score is not passing | your score is not passing |
| 4.2 | your score is passing | your score is passing |
Write a small program using C++, that does the following using the Conditional Operator only. Prompts...
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