#include<stdio.h>#include<string.h>int main(){char b[100];scanf("%s",b);int a;scanf("%d",&a);printf("%s\n",b);printf("%d\n",a);if(a>=90&&a<100){printf("S Grade\n");}else if(a>=80&&a<90){printf("A Grade\n");}else if(a>=70&&a<80){printf("B Grade\n");}else if(a>=60&&a<70){printf("C Grade\n");}else if(a>=55&&a<60){printf("D Grade\n");}else if(a>=50&&a<55){printf("E Grade\n");}else if(a<50){printf("F Grade\n");}return 0;}

This is a C program that takes a string and an integer as input. The string is printed as it is. The integer is assumed to be a score out of 100. Depending on the range in which the score falls, a grade is assigned and printed. The grading scheme is as follows:

• 90 to 100: S Grade
• 80 to 89: A Grade
• 70 to 79: B Grade
• 60 to 69: C Grade
• 55 to 59: D Grade
• 50 to 54: E Grade
• Less than 50: F Grade

The program ends after printing the grade.