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else if (x <= 9) { cout << "from 8 to 9"<< endl; else{ cout << "The entered values is 10! "<< endl; else { cout << "from 0 to 4 "<< endl; break; case 11 ... 20: cout << "you entered a 11 to 20\n"; break; case 21 ... 30: cout << "you entered a 21 to 30!\n"; break; case 31 ... 40: cout << "you entered a 31 to 40!\n"; break; default: cout << "Invalid number!\n"; break; return 0; a. Change whole code from switch to if statements with some changes like: i. If the number is more than 35 and less than or equal 40; the program should ask the user to enter his or her name and ID and then print this information into the output screen. i. Learn how to use string data type. ii. If the number is more than 21 and less than 27, the program should ask the user to enter a number then display the power of the entered number. iii. What is the meaning of (...) in the Switch? Explain in few words. iv. If the number is between 21 and 30: i. Ask the user to enter 2 numbers and calculate the maximum number entered. b. After you finish answering a, draw a simple flowchart for your program.

          else if (x <= 9) {
cout << "from 8 to 9"<< endl;
else{
cout << "The entered values is 10! "<< endl;
else {
cout << "from 0 to 4 "<< endl;
break;
case 11 ... 20:
cout << "you entered a 11 to 20\n";
break;
case 21 ... 30:
cout << "you entered a 21 to 30!\n";
break;
case 31 ... 40:
cout << "you entered a 31 to 40!\n";
break;
default:
cout << "Invalid number!\n";
break;
return 0;
a. Change whole code from switch to if statements with some changes like:
i.
If the number is more than 35 and less than or equal 40; the program should ask the
user to enter his or her name and ID and then print this information into the output
screen.
i. Learn how to use string data type.
ii. If the number is more than 21 and less than 27, the program should ask the user to
enter a number then display the power of the entered number.
iii. What is the meaning of (...) in the Switch? Explain in few words.
iv. If the number is between 21 and 30:
i. Ask the user to enter 2 numbers and calculate the maximum number entered.
b. After you finish answering a, draw a simple flowchart for your program.

else if (x <= 9)
cout << "from 8 to 9"<< endl;
else
cout << "The entered values is 10! "<< endl;
else
cout << "from 0 to 4 "<< endl;
break;
case 11 ... 20:
cout << "you entered a 11 to 20";
break;
case 21 ... 30:
cout << "you entered a 21 to 30!";
break;
case 31 ... 40:
cout << "you entered a 31 to 40!";
break;
default:
cout << "Invalid number!";
break;
return 0;
a. Change whole code from switch to if statements with some changes like:
i.
If the number is more than 35 and less than or equal 40; the program should ask the
user to enter his or her name and ID and then print this information into the output
screen.
i. Learn how to use string data type.
ii. If the number is more than 21 and less than 27, the program should ask the user to
enter a number then display the power of the entered number.
iii. What is the meaning of (...) in the Switch? Explain in few words.
iv. If the number is between 21 and 30:
i. Ask the user to enter 2 numbers and calculate the maximum number entered.
b. After you finish answering a, draw a simple flowchart for your program.

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