Rewrite the following C program using if-else statements. #include int main(void){       int score;       printf("Please enter a score (between 100 and 0)> ");       scanf("%d" , &score);       score = score - (score%10) ;       switch(score){             case 100:                   printf("Extraordinary\n");                   break;             case 90:             case 80:                      printf("Excellent\n");                   break;                  case 70:             case 60:             case 50:                      printf("Not bad\n");                   break;             case 40:             case 30:             case 20:             case 10:             case  0:                   printf("Weak\n");                   break;             default:                   printf("Invalid input!\n");         }       printf("< Your name >\n");       printf("< Your ID >\n");       return 0; }

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Rewrite the following C program using if-else statements.

#include<stdio.h>

int main(void){

      int score;

      printf("Please enter a score (between 100 and 0)> ");

      scanf("%d" , &score);

      score = score - (score%10) ;

      switch(score){

            case 100:

                  printf("Extraordinary\n");

                  break;

            case 90:

            case 80:   

                  printf("Excellent\n");

                  break;     

            case 70:

            case 60:

            case 50:   

                  printf("Not bad\n");

                  break;

            case 40:

            case 30:

            case 20:

            case 10:

            case  0:

                  printf("Weak\n");

                  break;

            default:

                  printf("Invalid input!\n");  

      }

      printf("< Your name >\n");

      printf("< Your ID >\n");

      return 0;

}

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