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Author: ZAK

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Chapter 4, Problem 14RQ

Use the code shown in Figure 4-54 to answer Review Questions 13 through 16.

If strLevel = “1” OrElse strLevel = “2” Then

lblStatus.Text = “Bronze”

ElseIf strLevel = “3” OrElse strLevel = “4” Then

lblStatus.Text = “Silver”

ElseIf strLevel = “5” Then

lblStatus.Text = “Gold”

Else

lblStatus.Text = “Platinum”

End If

Figure 4-54 Code for Review Questions 13 through 16

What will the code in Figure 4-54 assign to the lblStatus control when the strLevel variable contains the string “5”?

a. Bronze
b. Gold
c. Platinum
d. Silver

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