if - else-if - else Statements

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Section 9.5 `if - else-if - else` Statements

What if there are more than two cases, amongst which we’d like to distinguish?

Take a look at the following example:

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Figure 9.1.

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Complete the following C program: After the user has entered a number, assign a score (use the variable "score" which has already been defined for this purpose) to the user input as follows: If the user enters a number less than 10 the score should be -1, if the user enters a number greater than 20 the score should be 1, and if the user enters a number between 10 and 20 the score should be 0. Then print the user’s score to the screen.

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When your program performs correctly you’ll be given a keyword to enter in Canvas.

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Section 9.5 if - else-if - else Statements

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Section 9.5 `if - else-if - else` Statements