grading system using php

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<!—POLYTECHNIC UNWANA GRADING SYSTEM -->

=0 && $grade <=39: echo "your score is $grade Grade: F"; break; case $grade >=40 && $grade <=44: echo "your score is $grade Grade: E"; break; case $grade >=50 && $grade <=54: echo "your score is $grade Grade: D"; break; case $grade >=55 && $grade <=59: echo "your score is $grade Grade: CD"; break; case $grade >=60 && $grade <=64: echo "your score is $grade Grade: C"; break; case $grade >=65 && $grade <=69: echo "your score is $grade Grade: BC"; break; case $grade >=65 && $grade <=69: echo "your score is $grade Grade: B"; break; case $grade >=70 && $grade <=74: echo "your score is $grade Grade: AB"; break; case $grade >=75 && $grade <=100: echo "your score is $grade Grade: A"; break; default: print("your score is out of range"); break; } ?>

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