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MP3 - Machine Problem 4 - Switch Case (Dagdag)

The document contains instructions for 3 programming problems: 1) A program that takes a password as input and checks if it matches "JRU" or "jru", displaying "Password Accepted" or "Invalid Password" accordingly. 2) A program that takes a user's choice as input based on a given table and performs the corresponding action. 3) A program that takes a student's name, average, and tuition fee as input, calculates any discount based on the student's average, and outputs the total tuition fee after applying the discount.

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MP3 - Machine Problem 4 - Switch Case (Dagdag)

The document contains instructions for 3 programming problems: 1) A program that takes a password as input and checks if it matches "JRU" or "jru", displaying "Password Accepted" or "Invalid Password" accordingly. 2) A program that takes a user's choice as input based on a given table and performs the corresponding action. 3) A program that takes a student's name, average, and tuition fee as input, calculates any discount based on the student's average, and outputs the total tuition fee after applying the discount.

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MP3 - Machine Problem 4 -

Switch Case

JOHN LUIS B. DAGDAG


BSIT-102I
1. Write a program that will input a password and test if the password is correct and
display the message “Password Accepted” otherwise, display “Invalid Password”. (Note:
Password is “JRU” or “jru”)

2. Write a program that will input a user’s choice based on the table below

3. Write a JAVA program that will input the following data: Student Name, Average, Tuition
Fee and output Total Tuition Fee.
Formula:  Total Tuition Fee = Tuition Fee – Discount
If average is:       95 – 100            100% discount
90 – 94              25% discount
                                    85 – 89              10% discount
                                   84 -80      no discount

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