Solution Source Code

Code Overview

1. Header Files and Namespace:

• <iostream> is included for input and output operations.
• <string> is included for potential future use (not used in this program).
• using namespace std; allows the use of standard functions without prefixing them with std::.

2. Enumeration Definition (enPassFail)

• Defines:
  • Pass = 1 (for an average 50 or above)
  • Fail = 2 (for an average below 50)

3. User Input Function (ReadNumbers)

• Uses reference parameters (int &Mark1, int &Mark2, int &Mark3) to modify the values directly.
• Prompts the user to enter three exam marks and stores them in the provided reference variables.

4. Sum Calculation Function (SumOf3Marks)

• Takes three integer values as input.
• Returns the sum of the three marks.

5. Average Calculation Function (CalculateAverage)

• Calls SumOf3Marks() to compute the total sum.
• Divides the sum by 3 to calculate the average.
• Returns the computed average as a float.

6. Average Evaluation Function (CheckAverage)

• Takes the computed average as input.
• Returns:
  • enPassFail::Pass if the average is 50 or greater.
  • enPassFail::Fail if the average is below 50.

7. Output Function (PrintResults)

• Receives the computed average as a parameter.
• Prints "Your Average is: [Average]".
• Calls CheckAverage() to determine whether the student has passed or failed.
• Prints "You Passed" if the student qualifies, otherwise prints "You Failed".

8. Program Execution (main())

• Declares three integer variables (Mark1, Mark2, Mark3).
• Calls ReadNumbers() to get user input.
• Calls CalculateAverage() to compute the average.
• Calls PrintResults() to display the average and pass/fail result.
• Returns 0 to indicate successful execution.

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