What are the arguments for and against the proposition that the human brain is a kind of computer?

Following are the code to the given question:

#include<iostream>//defining header file

using namespace std;

int main()//defining main method

{

float clspat,test,asst,exam,practice,total,average;//defining floating variable

char name[100];//defining char variable to input value

cout<<"Enter Name of Student: ";//print message

cin>>name; //input value

cout<<"Enter scores in following scoring items between 0 and 100:"<<"\n";//print message

cout<<"Enter class participation score: ";//print message

cin>>clspat;//input value

cout<<"Enter test score: ";//print message

cin>>test;//input value

cout<<"Enter assignment score: ";//print message

cin>>asst;//input value

cout<<"Enter exam score: ";//print message

cin>>exam;//input value

cout<<"Enter practice score: ";//print message

cin>>practice;//input value

total=clspat+test+asst+exam+practice;//calculating total value

average=total/5;//calculating average value

cout<<endl<<"SCORE CARD OF "<<name<<"\n"<<"-----------------------"<<"\n";//print value with message

cout<<"Total score: "<<total<<"\n";//print message with value

cout<<"Average score: "<<average; //print message with value

}

Output:

please find the attached file.

Explanation:

In this code, the floating-point variable is declared, which is used for input value from the user-end and after input the floating-point value it uses the "total, average" variable to calculate its respective values and store its value with init, after storing the value into the variable it uses the print method to print its values.