GPA is a raw score average based on letter grades. Most US schools use 4-point scale: A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0. Final semester grades only count, not individual or midterm grades. GPA is calculated by dividing total grade points by number of classes
Determine total points possible and earned for each assignment. Divide earned points by total possible points to get grade percentage. Add up points for completed assignments only for current grade
Weighted average differs from regular arithmetic mean due to different values for each number. Numbers must be gathered and their weights must be converted to decimal form. Multiply each number by its corresponding weighting factor. Add all multiplied numbers together to find the average
Program calculates grade based on marks from five subjects. User enters marks, total marks are added, and average is calculated. Decimal values require replacing int with float
Calculator computes GPA using grades and credits, supporting both letter and percentage grades. Calculates weighted and cumulative GPAs for letter grades. Helps determine minimum GPA needed to achieve target GPA
GPA stands for grade point average and shows overall academic performance. Institutions use GPA to assess student eligibility and scholarship requirements. Most programs require GPA above 3.0 for acceptance