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#!/bin/zsh
echo "enter quiz1 score:"
read quiz1
echo "enter quiz2 score:"
read quiz2
echo "enter seatwork score:"
read seatwork
echo "enter exam score:"
read exam
echo "enter lab1 score:"
read lab1
echo "enter lab2 score:"
read lab2
echo "enter lab3 score:"
read lab3

quiz1total=$((quiz1/20))
quiz2total=$((quiz2/30))
quiztotal=$(($quiz1total+$quiz2total))
quizaverage=$(($quiztotal*.20))
examtotal=$(($exam/50))
examaverage=$(($examtotal*.40))
seatworktotal=$((%seatwork/20))
seatworkaverage=$((seatworktotal*.20))
labtotal=$(($lab1+$lab2+$lab3))
labtotals=$(($labtotal/300))
labaverage=$(($labtotals*.20))
midterm=$(($quizaverage+$examaverage+$seatworkaverage+$labaverage))
midtermgrade=$(($midterm*100)
echo "your midterm grade is: $midtermgrade"









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  • quiz1 total score is 20 quiz2 total score is 30 exam total score is 50 seatwork total score is 20 midterm grade = average quiz 20% seatwork 20% exam 40% lab 20%

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#!/bin/zsh
echo "enter quiz1 score:"
read quiz1
echo "enter quiz2 score:"
read quiz2
echo "enter seatwork score:"
read seatwork
echo "enter exam score:"
read exam
echo "enter lab1 score:"
read lab1
echo "enter lab2 score:"
read lab2
echo "enter lab3 score:"
read lab3

quiz1total=$((quiz1/20))
quiz2total=$((quiz2/30))
quiztotal=$(($quiz1total+$quiz2total))
quizaverage=$(($quiztotal*.20))
examtotal=$(($exam/50))
examaverage=$(($examtotal*.40))
seatworktotal=$((%seatwork/20))
seatworkaverage=$((seatworktotal*.20))
labtotal=$(($lab1+$lab2+$lab3))
labtotals=$(($labtotal/300))
labaverage=$(($labtotals*.20))
midterm=$(($quizaverage+$examaverage+$seatworkaverage+$labaverage))
midtermgrade=$(($midterm*100)
echo "your midterm grade is: $midtermgrade"









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  • quiz1 total score is 20 quiz2 total score is 30 exam total score is 50 seatwork total score is 20 midterm grade = average quiz 20% seatwork 20% exam 40% lab 20%

    – Johnrey
    6 hours ago













  • Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please read How to Ask. Debugging questions are better suited to Stack Overflow, but either way, please post a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.

    – wjandrea
    6 hours ago














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#!/bin/zsh
echo "enter quiz1 score:"
read quiz1
echo "enter quiz2 score:"
read quiz2
echo "enter seatwork score:"
read seatwork
echo "enter exam score:"
read exam
echo "enter lab1 score:"
read lab1
echo "enter lab2 score:"
read lab2
echo "enter lab3 score:"
read lab3

quiz1total=$((quiz1/20))
quiz2total=$((quiz2/30))
quiztotal=$(($quiz1total+$quiz2total))
quizaverage=$(($quiztotal*.20))
examtotal=$(($exam/50))
examaverage=$(($examtotal*.40))
seatworktotal=$((%seatwork/20))
seatworkaverage=$((seatworktotal*.20))
labtotal=$(($lab1+$lab2+$lab3))
labtotals=$(($labtotal/300))
labaverage=$(($labtotals*.20))
midterm=$(($quizaverage+$examaverage+$seatworkaverage+$labaverage))
midtermgrade=$(($midterm*100)
echo "your midterm grade is: $midtermgrade"









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#!/bin/zsh
echo "enter quiz1 score:"
read quiz1
echo "enter quiz2 score:"
read quiz2
echo "enter seatwork score:"
read seatwork
echo "enter exam score:"
read exam
echo "enter lab1 score:"
read lab1
echo "enter lab2 score:"
read lab2
echo "enter lab3 score:"
read lab3

quiz1total=$((quiz1/20))
quiz2total=$((quiz2/30))
quiztotal=$(($quiz1total+$quiz2total))
quizaverage=$(($quiztotal*.20))
examtotal=$(($exam/50))
examaverage=$(($examtotal*.40))
seatworktotal=$((%seatwork/20))
seatworkaverage=$((seatworktotal*.20))
labtotal=$(($lab1+$lab2+$lab3))
labtotals=$(($labtotal/300))
labaverage=$(($labtotals*.20))
midterm=$(($quizaverage+$examaverage+$seatworkaverage+$labaverage))
midtermgrade=$(($midterm*100)
echo "your midterm grade is: $midtermgrade"






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  • quiz1 total score is 20 quiz2 total score is 30 exam total score is 50 seatwork total score is 20 midterm grade = average quiz 20% seatwork 20% exam 40% lab 20%

    – Johnrey
    6 hours ago













  • Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please read How to Ask. Debugging questions are better suited to Stack Overflow, but either way, please post a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.

    – wjandrea
    6 hours ago



















  • quiz1 total score is 20 quiz2 total score is 30 exam total score is 50 seatwork total score is 20 midterm grade = average quiz 20% seatwork 20% exam 40% lab 20%

    – Johnrey
    6 hours ago













  • Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please read How to Ask. Debugging questions are better suited to Stack Overflow, but either way, please post a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.

    – wjandrea
    6 hours ago

















quiz1 total score is 20 quiz2 total score is 30 exam total score is 50 seatwork total score is 20 midterm grade = average quiz 20% seatwork 20% exam 40% lab 20%

– Johnrey
6 hours ago







quiz1 total score is 20 quiz2 total score is 30 exam total score is 50 seatwork total score is 20 midterm grade = average quiz 20% seatwork 20% exam 40% lab 20%

– Johnrey
6 hours ago















Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please read How to Ask. Debugging questions are better suited to Stack Overflow, but either way, please post a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.

– wjandrea
6 hours ago





Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! Please read How to Ask. Debugging questions are better suited to Stack Overflow, but either way, please post a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.

– wjandrea
6 hours ago










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zsh treats / as integer division. Use . to indicate floating point numbers (for example, in quiz1total=$((quiz1/20)) do quiz1total=$((quiz1/20.)) instead).



$ echo $((1/20))
0
$ echo $((1./20))
0.050000000000000003





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    zsh treats / as integer division. Use . to indicate floating point numbers (for example, in quiz1total=$((quiz1/20)) do quiz1total=$((quiz1/20.)) instead).



    $ echo $((1/20))
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    $ echo $((1./20))
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      zsh treats / as integer division. Use . to indicate floating point numbers (for example, in quiz1total=$((quiz1/20)) do quiz1total=$((quiz1/20.)) instead).



      $ echo $((1/20))
      0
      $ echo $((1./20))
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        zsh treats / as integer division. Use . to indicate floating point numbers (for example, in quiz1total=$((quiz1/20)) do quiz1total=$((quiz1/20.)) instead).



        $ echo $((1/20))
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        $ echo $((1./20))
        0.050000000000000003





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        zsh treats / as integer division. Use . to indicate floating point numbers (for example, in quiz1total=$((quiz1/20)) do quiz1total=$((quiz1/20.)) instead).



        $ echo $((1/20))
        0
        $ echo $((1./20))
        0.050000000000000003






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