In a certain game, the integer variable bonus is assigned a value based on the value of the integer variable score. • If score is greater than 100, bonus is assigned a value that is 10 times score.

• If score is between 50 and 100 inclusive, bonus is assigned the value of score.

• If score is less than 50, bonus is assigned a value of 0.

Which of the following code segments assigns bonus correctly for all possible integer values of

score ?

Select two answers.

A

IF(score > 100)

{

bonus score * 10

}

ELSE

{

IF(score ≥ 50)

{

bonus score

}

ELSE

{

bonus 0

}

}

B

IF(score ≥ 50)

{

IF(score > 100)

{

bonus score * 10

}

ELSE

{

bonus 0

}

}

ELSE

{

bonus score

}

Following are the conditional statement code to the given conditions:

Code Explanation:

In the given code, nested If-else statement is declared that checks the score value.

In the first code,  an if block is used that checks "score" value greater than 100, if its true a "bonus" variable is defined that multipling the score value with 100 and store its value.Otherwise it will go to else block in this another if block is defined that checks score value greater than equal to 50.When its true it stores score value in bonus variable, otherwise it initialize the bonus value with 0.In the second code,  an if block is used that checks "score" value less than 50, if its true a "bonus" variable initialize with the 0.Otherwise it will go to else block in this another if is defined that checks score value greater than 100, if its true it multiples the score value with 10 and store its value in bonus variable. In the else block it stores the score value in bonus variable.

Code :

First code:

IF(score > 100) //defining an if block that checks score value greater than 100

{  

bonus =score* 10//multipling the score value with 100 and store its value in bonus variable  

}  

ELSE //defining else block

{  

IF(score >=50) //defining another if block that checks score value greater than equal to 50

{  

bonus= score //storing score value in bonus variable

}  

ELSE //defining ELSE block

{  

bonus =0//holing value 0 in bonus variable

}

}

Second code:

IF(score < 50) //defining an if block that checks score value less than 50

{  

bonus =0 //Initializing the value 0 in bonus variable

}

ELSE //defining ELSE block

{  

IF(score > 100) //defining an if block that checks score value greater than 100

{  

bonus= score *10 //multipling the score value with 10 and store its value in bonus variable  

}

ELSE //defining ELSE block

{  

bonus = score  //storing score value in bonus variable

}

}

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Explanation:

The options are not properly presented; hence, they can't be used to answer this question

First, we need to analyze the conditions:

score > 100 implies bonus = 2 * scorescore between 50 and 100 implies bonus = scorescore < 50 implies bonus = 0

Writing the above as programming instructions, we have:

if(score > 100){//This represents the first condition

bonus = 2 * score;

}

else if(score >=50 && score<=100){//This represents the second

bonus = score;

}

else{//This represents the last condition

bonus = 0;

}

Note that, we assume that all variables have been declared

The comments (//) were used for explanation purpose

No it would not. logically thinking this wouldn’t because even though your record is cleaned you are still part of system. this is from a legal view not from what even book. also alex is that you like ims alex in history and math with me in 8th aka last year. if not then oof sorry.

Pressure and heat that's what i think( don't report if wrong)