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.

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:

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

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