package com.techelevator; public class Exercise03_TestGrading { /* Grade-o-matic Incorporated has a program to grade stu

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package com.techelevator;
public class Exercise03_TestGrading {
/*
Grade-o-matic Incorporated has a program to grade student tests.
The problems below ask you to implement the logic for returning a grade based on a student's test score.
*/
/*
Grade-o-matic v1.0 scores tests as pass-fail.
A score of 70 or higher is a passing score. Anything lower is a failing score.
Return true for a passing score and false for a failing score.
Examples:
gradeTestPassFail(90) ➔ true
gradeTestPassFail(70) ➔ true
gradeTestPassFail(45) ➔ false
*/
public boolean gradeTestPassFail(int score) {
return false;
}
/*
Grade-o-matic received numerous requests from customers to grade using a point-based system.
Grade-o-matic v2.0 can now also score tests on a 0-3 scale.
Implement the logic to grade tests using this new scale:
For a score of 90 or higher, return 3
For a score of 50-89, return 2
For a score of 25-49, return 1
For a score of less than 25, return 0
Examples:
gradeTestNumeric(90) ➔ 3
gradeTestNumeric(70) ➔ 2
gradeTestNumeric(45) ➔ 1
gradeTestNumeric(10) ➔ 0
*/
public int gradeTestNumeric(int score) {
return 0;
}
/*
Grade-o-matic has received even more requests to grade using the classic letter scale.
Grade-o-matic v3.0 can now score tests on a letter scale.
Implement the logic to grade tests using this new scale:
For a score of 90 or higher, return 'A'
For a score of 80-89, return 'B'
For a score of 70-79, return 'C'
For a score of 60-69, return 'D'
For a score less than 60, return 'F'
Examples:
gradeTestLetter(90) ➔ 'A'
gradeTestLetter(70) ➔ 'C'
gradeTestLetter(45) ➔ 'F'
*/
public char gradeTestLetter(int score) {
return ' ';
}
}