```Enter student's first name, last name, age, college, major, and GPA:BradGilbert45PierceMath3.8Student Brad Gilbert is 45, and is majoring in Math at Pierce with a GPA of 3.8Freeing memory from student Brad GilbertDo you want to build another student (y/n)? yEnter student's first name, last name, age, college, major, and GPA:MikeSmith15ValleyFootball3.5Student must be 16 or older.Do you want to build another student (y/n)? nGoodbye```## Explanation:The above text represents a session of a program designed to collect and manage information about students. Here is a step-by-step explanation:1. **Data Entry Prompt**: - The program prompts the user to enter a student's first name, last name, age, college, major, and GPA. 2. **Example of Data Entry**: - **First Student**: - First Name: Brad - Last Name: Gilbert - Age: 45 - College: Pierce - Major: Math - GPA: 3.8 - The program outputs: "Student Brad Gilbert is 45, and is majoring in Math at Pierce with a GPA of 3.8" 3. **Prompt for Another Entry**: - The program asks if the user wants to build another student. The user enters 'y' for yes. 4. **Data Entry for Second Student**: - **Second Student**: - First Name: Mike - Last Name: Smith - Age: 15 - College: Valley - Major: Football - GPA: 3.5 - The program outputs: "Student must be 16 or older." 5. **Final Prompt**: - The program asks if the user wants to build another student. The user enters 'n' for no. 6. **Termination Message**: - The program outputs: "Goodbye," indicating the end of the session.This text and explanation can be used on an educational website to demonstrate how interactive programs can be used to collect and manage data efficiently.

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86 Enter student's first name, last name, age, college, maJor, 87 Brad 88 Gilbert 89 45 90 Pierce 91 Math 92 3.8 93 Student Brad Gilbert is 45, and is majoring in Math at Pierce with a GPA of 3.8 94 freeing memory from student Brad Gilbert Do you want to build another student (y/n)? y 95 96 97 Enter student's first name, last name, age, college, major, and GPA: 98 Mike 99 Smith 100 15 101 Valley 102 Football 103 3.5 104 Student must be 16 or older. Do you want to build another student (y/n)? n 106 Goodbye 105 107 ******/ t*******

86 Enter student's first name, last name, age, college, maJor, 87 Brad 88 Gilbert 89 45 90 Pierce 91 Math 92 3.8 93 Student Brad Gilbert is 45, and is majoring in Math at Pierce with a GPA of 3.8 94 freeing memory from student Brad Gilbert Do you want to build another student (y/n)? y 95 96 97 Enter student's first name, last name, age, college, major, and GPA: 98 Mike 99 Smith 100 15 101 Valley 102 Football 103 3.5 104 Student must be 16 or older. Do you want to build another student (y/n)? n 106 Goodbye 105 107 / t*

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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