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thaboyz wrote:

> i wrote a program that replaces percentages to their equivalent letter
> grade.
>
> my file looks like this
>
> 34 56 98 23 90 87
> 34 52 87 65 99 34
>
> i need the output to look like this
>
> F D A F A A
> F D A C A F
>
> when i echo the display it shows like this on the screen
>
> F D A F A A F D A C A F
>
> i want it to display
>
> F D A F A A
> F D A C A F

#!/bin/ksh
typeset -r Infile='mydata.dat';
typeset -r Outfile='grades.txt';
function Printit {
    print -u4 "${1} \c";
}
exec 3<${Infile};
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]];then
    print -u2 "Unable to open ${Infile} for reading";
    exit 1;
fi
exec 4>${Outfile};
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]];then
    print -u2 "Unable to open ${Outfile} for writing";
    exit 1;
fi
IFS=' ';
while read -u3 Buff;do
    if [[ ${#Buff} -lt 1 ]];then
        continue;
    fi;
    for i in ${Buff};do
        if [[ ${i} -lt 40 ]];then
            Printit "F";
        elif [[ ${i} -lt 60 ]];then
            Printit "D";
        elif [[ ${i} -lt 70 ]];then
            Printit "C";
        elif [[ ${i} -lt 80 ]];then
            Printit "B";
        else
            Printit "A";
        fi
    done;
    print -u4 "";
done
print -u2 "Run complete";
exec 3<&-;