The program does not consists of any syntax error but the module contains error in logic especially while placing the condition inside if statement.
Here we are actually planning to check whether the number passed in the “value” variable is within the given lower and upper range which is passed in second and third parameter.
Solution 1:
if value<=lower AND value>=upper Then
Display “The given number is outside the specified range.”
else
Display “The given number is within the specified range.”
End if
Alternate solution:
So for that the condition needs to be value>=lower and value <=lower. so
if value > lower AND value <upper Then
Display “The given number is within the specified range.”
else
Display “The given number is within the specified range.”
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2 ) A ) Freeways ( i believe )
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-Jaywalking ( d</span><span>angerous pedestrian practice )
- Moped ( </span><span>cross between bicycle and motorcyble )
1 ) I would say the </span><span>major cause of collisions between cars and motorcycles is due to motorcycles driving into lane/places cars can not get into. - lane splitting, traffic jam -
2 )When there is a yeild sign or a crossing sign, it's </span><span>legal for a pedestrian to cross a roadway. ( I believe )
3)</span><span> Motorists must keep a constant lookout for pedestrians crossing and at intersections.
4) I know when trucks are driving up or anything similar they get faster and sometimes cant control, so there are certian stops that trucks go up to make them slow down. I honeslty don't know if you should go around or not. But i hope this helps.
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Hey there! Hello!
For this question, I'm not sure if you have multiple choice answers; if you do and my answer doesn't really fit into any of them, let me know and we'll take it from there.
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Hope this helped you out! Feel free to ask any additional questions if you have any. :-)
