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learn-pr/wwl-language/challenge-project-arrays-iteration-selection/1-introduction.yml

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learn-pr/wwl-language/challenge-project-arrays-iteration-selection/3-exercise-update-output.yml

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learn-pr/wwl-language/challenge-project-arrays-iteration-selection/4-exercise-update-calculations.yml

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learn-pr/wwl-language/challenge-project-arrays-iteration-selection/5-knowledge-check.yml

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learn-pr/wwl-language/challenge-project-arrays-iteration-selection/6-summary.yml

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learn-pr/wwl-language/challenge-project-arrays-iteration-selection/includes/1-introduction.md

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 End users often ask developers to add new features to an application. User requests indicate that your application is being used, and more importantly, that the customer plans to continue using your application. The customer just wants some features updated. The ability to update an existing application based on user requests is very important. A successful update will preserve the integrity of the original application while providing the user with the improved experience that they requested.
 
 Suppose you're a teacher's assistant at a school and that you developed an application to automate the grading process. The application uses arrays to store student names and graded assignments. The application also implements a combination of iteration and selection statements to calculate and report each student's final grade. Your application even differentiates between exam assignments and extra credit assignments when calculating student grades. Although the application does everything that the teacher asked for, you've received a request for new features. The teacher has asked you to update the grading report to show exam and extra credit assignment scores separately from the final numeric score and letter grade.  
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 By the end of this module, you'll have an updated version of the Student Grading application that's able to calculate and report student grades in accordance with the teacher's updated requirements.
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> This is a challenge project module where you’ll complete an end-to-end project from a specification. This module is intended to be a test of your skills; there’s little guidance and no step-by-step instructions .
+> This is a challenge project module where you’ll complete an end-to-end project from a specification. This module is intended to be a test of your skills; there’s little guidance and no step-by-step instructions.
 
 ## Learning Objectives
 

learn-pr/wwl-language/challenge-project-arrays-iteration-selection/includes/2-prepare.md

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 In this guided project, you'll use Visual Studio Code to develop portions of a C# console application. You'll begin by writing the code that performs various numeric calculations. All calculations must be completed within the existing iteration and selection structures. This Prepare unit provides you with the overall goals of the project and the requirements for your application. The Setup section describes how to set up your development environment, including a "Starter" code project.
 
 > [!IMPORTANT]

learn-pr/wwl-language/challenge-project-arrays-iteration-selection/includes/3-exercise-update-output.md

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 The Student Grading application is used to calculate and report student grades based on their graded exam and extra credit assignments. Your goal in this challenge is to update the code that generates a score report in accordance with the teacher's updated requirements.
 
 ## Specification