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Message   Steve Winn    Sean Dennis   A little help...   April 2, 2004
 9:44 PM  

Re: A little help...

> Hello, All.
>
> I'm needing a little help in designing a simple algorithm that's escaped my
> poor math skills. ;)
>
> I have been asked by my employer (McDonald's-the local owner/operator here)
to
> write a program that will track employees as they take specialized skill
level
> tests for different workstations around the store.  All the tests are
multiple
> answer tests, so they're not hard to score.
>
> I'm writing this in Pascal using Virtual Pascal.
>
> What I'm trying to figure out (and here's where my poor math skills come into
> play) is how I can take a score on a fourteen-question test and compute it
so
> can get a percentage from 0 to 100 and put it against a grading scale for a
> letter grade.  For some reason, this escapes me.
>
> Any and all help is appreciated!

You mean like this:

(14 / (total correct)) * 100 = percentage   (round it to make an integer)
if (percentage < 100 && > 90) grade = "A"
if (percentage < 90 && > 80) grade = "B"
etc etc

And please note that the above is not in any programming language i'm aware
of.. just wrote it to give you an idea.

Steve


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