JAVA Program

Multiple unidirectional arrays (Part a 10 points, part b 10 points): Write, compile and run a Java program called GradeRecord.java that

a. first asks the user to enter the number of students and creates an array of the specified size for storing student scores. You may assume a maximum number of 25 student scores, but this number is to be specified by the user. The program then prompts the user to enter student scores. You can assume that the scores are integer numbers. It reads the entered student scores into the array, gets the best score, and then assigns grades based on the following scheme:

The grade is A if score is ? The grade is B if score is ? The grade is C if score is ? The grade is D if score is ? The grade is F otherwise. The calculated grades are stored in a second array. After the grades are calculated and stored, the information for all students is pulled from the two arrays and printed in the format specified.

b. The program should also calculate an average of the scores and determine how many scores are above or equal to the average and how many scores are below the average. This average should be the rounded-up integer value of the calculated average. For example, if the calculated average turns out to be 65.75, the average value should be converted to 66; if the value is 79.2, then it should be converted to 80.