I have contributed to the CGPA Calculator C++ project by addressing several issues and making improvements.

Firstly, I fixed a bug related to the use of variables for array initialization, such as int name[q]. This caused the program to fail, as array sizes must be constant expressions known at compile-time. To resolve this, I replaced these statically sized arrays with dynamically sized arrays using vectors.

Secondly, I refactored the code by replacing all goto statements with while loops. The use of goto is generally discouraged in modern programming due to its impact on readability and maintainability.

Finally, and most importantly, I added a new InputValidation function. This function ensures that user inputs are validated based on specified upper and lower bounds as well as the correct data type. The program will now continue prompting the user until a valid input is entered.

Hello Dawit, the @The-Young-Programmer is about 1 year out of , but him gived me access to this repository, anyway i can't accept this pull request without his permission, so let's wait for his response. 🦖

P. S. your fix looks good by the way

Thank you so much! I truly feel like a professional software engineer now, and I appreciate your help!

@dawitbeza
Can you implement this changes on my NEW Account
https://.com/The-Young-Programer/C-CPP-Programming

I have contributed to the CGPA Calculator C++ project by addressing several issues and making improvements.

Firstly, I fixed a bug related to the use of variables for array initialization, such as int name[q]. This caused the program to fail, as array sizes must be constant expressions known at compile-time. To resolve this, I replaced these statically sized arrays with dynamically sized arrays using vectors.

Secondly, I refactored the code by replacing all goto statements with while loops. The use of goto is generally discouraged in modern programming due to its impact on readability and maintainability.

Finally, and most importantly, I added a new InputValidation function. This function ensures that user inputs are validated based on specified upper and lower bounds as well as the correct data type. The program will now continue prompting the user until a valid input is entered.

@dawitbeza
Can you implement this changes on my NEW Account
https://.com/The-Young-Programer/C-CPP-Programming

Hello Dawit, the @The-Young-Programmer is about 1 year out of , but him gived me access to this repository, anyway i can't accept this pull request without his permission, so let's wait for his response. 🦖

P. S. your fix looks good by the way

@Samuel-de-Oliveira
Thanks so much for standing by me
This is my NEW Account
https://.com/The-Young-Programer/C-CPP-Programming

I forgot my two factor authentication in my old account 🥲

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