3. Grade is an unsigned byte stored in the program memory (PM). Letter is a byte stored in the data memory. Letter = "A", "B", "C", "D", or "F" based on the value in Letter. (89 < A; 79 < B < 90; 69 < C < 80; 59 < D < 60; F < 60)

3. Grade is an unsigned byte stored in the program memory (PM). Letter is a byte stored in the data memory. Letter = "A", "B", "C", "D", or "F" based on the value in Letter. (89 < A; 79 < B < 90; 69 < C < 80; 59 < D < 60; F < 60)

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