Consider the following Visual Basic code snippet: If intScore >= 100 Then lblMes
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Question
Consider the following Visual Basic code snippet: If intScore >= 100 Then lblMessage.Text = "Great job!" Else lblMessage.Text = "Better luck next time" End If (a) What type of control structure is this? Be as specific as possible, and justify your answer. (b) Describe step by step how this code will be executed and what will be displayed to the user for each of the following values of intScore: 99, 100, and 101. (c) Rewrite this code snippet so that it still produces the same results, but changing the condition in the first line from intScore >= 100 to intScore < 100.
Explanation / Answer
(a) What type of control structure is this? Be as specific as possible, and justify your answer.
It is condition structure where if and else condition are executed.
When if condition pass the statements in if are executed . If fails then else statements are executed.
(b) Describe step by step how this code will be executed and what will be displayed to the user for each of the following values of intScore: 99, 100, and 101.
99 => Better luck next time
100, and 101. => Great job!
Basically, When intScore is 100 or more then it prints : Great job!
else below 100 : Better luck next time
(c) Rewrite this code snippet so that it still produces the same results, but changing the condition in the first line from intScore >= 100 to intScore < 100.
If intScore < 100 Then
lblMessage.Text = "Better luck next time"
Else
lblMessage.Text = "Great job!"
End If
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