[Solved] You want to write a script that prints:- 'Cold' if temperature is below 10,- 'Warm' if temperature is between 10 and 25 inclusive,- 'Hot' if temperature is above 25.... | PowerShell

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You want to write a script that prints:
- 'Cold' if temperature is below 10,
- 'Warm' if temperature is between 10 and 25 inclusive,
- 'Hot' if temperature is above 25.
Which if-elseif-else structure correctly implements this?

Aif ($temp -lt 10) { 'Cold' } elseif ($temp -ge 25) { 'Hot' } else { 'Warm' }

Bif ($temp -le 10) { 'Cold' } elseif ($temp -lt 25) { 'Warm' } else { 'Hot' }

Cif ($temp -lt 10) { 'Cold' } elseif ($temp -le 25) { 'Warm' } else { 'Hot' }

Dif ($temp -gt 25) { 'Hot' } elseif ($temp -gt 10) { 'Warm' } else { 'Cold' }

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze temperature ranges and verify conditions
Cold: below 10, Warm: 10-25 inclusive, Hot: above 25. "if ($temp -lt 10) { 'Cold' } elseif ($temp -le 25) { 'Warm' } else { 'Hot' }": <10=Cold, <=25=Warm (10-25), else Hot. Matches exactly.
Final Answer:
if ($temp -lt 10) { 'Cold' } elseif ($temp -le 25) { 'Warm' } else { 'Hot' } -> Option C
Quick Check:
Ranges covered correctly = C [OK]

Quick Trick: Order conditions from smallest to largest range [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Mixing up less than and less or equal
Wrong order causing wrong output
Overlapping or missing ranges

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