What will the application do? 1 Point: The application prompts the user to enter an integer between 1 and 100 inclusive.. Display the associated result based on the integer range entered.
Build Specifications:
1 Point: Use if/else statements to take different actions depending on user input.
Given an integer entered by a user, perform the following conditional actions:
1 Point: If the integer entered is odd and less than 60, print the number entered and “Odd and less than 60.”
1 Point: If the integer entered is even and in the inclusive range of 2 to 24, print “Even and less than 25.”
1 Point: If the integer entered is even and in the inclusive range of 26 to 60, print “Even and between 26 and 60 inclusive.”
1 Point: If the integer entered is even and greater than 60, print the number entered and “Even and greater than 60.”
1 Point: If the integer entered is odd and greater than 60, print the number entered and “Odd and greater than 60.”
Additional Requirements: 1 Point: For answering the Lab Summary when submitting to the LMS -2 Points: if there are any syntax errors or if the program does not run (for example, in a Main method).
Hints: Remember what “inclusive” and “exclusive” mean when referring to ranges of numbers. The range of numbers from 1 inclusive to 10 exclusive means the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 (but not 10; it’s excluded).
Extra Challenges (2 Points Maximum): 1 Point: Set up the program to continue running with a prompt at the end to see if they want to stop. (hint: Loops) 1 Point: Ask for user information (ex. name) at the beginning of the application, and use it to refer to the user throughout the application. 1 Point: Add validation to guarantee that a user enters a positive integer between 1 and 100.