Complete the if-else statement to output 'More than 60' if the value of in_val is more than 60. Otherwise, output '60 or less'. Ex: If the input is 62, then the output is: More than 60
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Step 1: Start by reading the input value and storing it in a variable called `in_val`. Show more…
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