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2 years ago

C programming:

1 answer:

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IsTeenager = ( ( kidAge >= 13 ) && ( kidAge <= 19 ) ) ? true : false;

Another way:

if( ( kidAge >= 13 ) && ( kidAge <= 19 ) )
isTeenager = true;
else
isTeenager = false;

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#method

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output = #output list

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endLetter = string[length-1]

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output.append(string)

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return output

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