Assume that credits is an int variable whose value is 0 or positive. Write an expression whose value is “freshman” or “sophomore” or “junior” or “senior” based on the value of credits. In particular: if the value of credits is less than 30 the expression ‘s value is “freshman”; 30-59 would be a “sophomore”, 60-89 would be “junior” and 90 or more would be a “senior”.

December 27, 2013 Matthew Maennche C++, Learn To Code 10806, C++
Assume that credits is an int variable whose value is 0 or positive. Write an expression whose value is “freshman” or “sophomore” or “junior” or “senior” based on the value of credits. In particular: if the value of credits is less than 30 the expression ‘s value is “freshman”; 30-59 would be a “sophomore”, 60-89 would be “junior” and 90 or more would be a “senior”.

LANGUAGE: C++

CHALLENGE:

Assume that credits is an int variable whose value is 0 or positive. Write an expression whose value is “freshman” or “sophomore” or “junior” or “senior” based on the value of credits. In particular: if the value of credits is less than 30 the expression ‘s value is “freshman”; 30-59 would be a “sophomore”, 60-89 would be “junior” and 90 or more would be a “senior”.

SOLUTION:



((credits < 30)?"freshman": ((credits < 60 && credits > 29)?"sophomore": ((credits < 90 && credits > 59)?"junior": ((credits > 89)?"senior": "invalid"))))

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