Whats the points system for a grand slam?

In Grand Slam tournaments, players earn ATP or WTA ranking points based on their progression through the rounds. The points awarded are as follows: 2000 points for the champion, 1200 for the runner-up, 840 for reaching the semifinals, 480 for the quarterfinals, and decreasing amounts for earlier rounds. Additionally, points are awarded for winning matches in the earlier rounds, with the total points reflecting a player's performance in the tournament. This system helps determine player rankings and qualifications for future tournaments.