1. Create a variable called NUMBER and assign the value 9 to it 2. Create an IF statement that will print out “the number is greater than 5” IF the NUMBERis greater than 5 3. Create an ELSE statement that will print out “the number is less than 5” if the number isless than 5 4. Test the code to make sure it works. Make sure to test a number greater than 8 andless than 8 5. Copy the code into the submission box or attach the code file to your submission

1. Create a variable called NUMBER and assign the value 9 to it 2. Create an IF statement that will print out “the number is greater than 5” IF the NUMBERis greater than 5 3. Create an ELSE statement that will print out “the number is less than 5” if the number isless than 5 4. Test the code to make sure it works. Make sure to test a number greater than 8 andless than 8 5. Copy the code into the submission box or attach the code file to your submission

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102124

Author:Diane Zak

Publisher:Diane Zak

Chapter6: Sub And Function Procedures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 27RQ

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