Coloumn1; Criteria1: Average of best three marks (CA); CA>=40
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Please check the attachment.
for the assembly language program the jump and move keywords have been used to establish the if else ladder.
Also for the best three marks, we need to store the three theory and two practical marks in an array, and then we can sort it to get the best three marks to find the CA. and then from initial array, we can find the last two practical test parks, and find their average.
Rest of the calculation is as being mentioned in the image. Also, in the image we have 2 practicals. We need to count two instead of three there, and rest is as shown.
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