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Requirements: Properly document code using the CIS 161 Coding standards. Use integer type values for grades. Initialize all variables properly. Use a constant variable for the number of grades per student to calculate the average. Read the first and last name for each student from the keyboard.. Read grades, names, and absences from the keyboard input real-time for each student as follows:The input request should look like the below for each student (without quotes): Please enter Student 1s First name: Please enter Student 1s Last name: (on a newline) Please enter Student 1s first grade: Please enter Student 1s second grade: (on a newline) etc. Please enter Student 1s absences: (on a newline) Then get Student 2s information using the above as a model. Concatenate the each students First and Last Name so that one variable per student is used in the output for step 8 (below). If the number of absences per student is less than or equal to 2, display the first and last name of the student and all grades entered per student and their grade average.The output should be as below (example only based on inputted grades) : Jessie Venturas grades: 95, 95, 93, 91. Average is 94. Jessie Venturas final grade for CIS161 is an A (see grading scale below) If the number of absences is greater than 2, output the following (example): John Wayne was dropped from CIS161 due to 3 absences. (Based on Students name and number of absences entered in step 5) Use logical operators (Chapter 3.4) to accomplish the following: If the student has an A in the class and absences are less than 3 output the following (example) 2 blank lines down: Jessie Ventura has an A and less than 3 absences and should be recommended for Valedictorian of the Century. (on a newline) Grading scale: 90-100 A 80-89 B 70-79 C 60-69 D Below 60 F Expert Answer