hi i need help in turing programming. how to do between programing

[fatal_xxkillerzxx]

Turing:

% modify mark analysis program to count only the number of students eligible for supplemental exams(mark between 40 and 49) var passinggrade : int var finalgrade : int var count : int var mark :real var mark1 :real put " do you know the passing mark?" get passinggrade put " How many students are you marking? " .. get count for c : 1 .. count     put "Enter mark for student: ", c     get finalgrade     if finalgrade >= passinggrade then         put "Student passes"         put ""     else         put " Student fails"         put "" mark:=   (0.49*100 - 0.40*100) if finalgrade=mark then % if mark is = 40 to 49 shows             put " supplemental exam"         end if end if end for

plz need help

Mod Edit:

Pleas wrap you code in either of the following in order to preserve whitespace (indentation) and to highlight the syntax.

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[syntax="turing"] ... code ... [/syntax] [code] ... code ... [/code ]

[Zren]

"how to do between programing" ...

I'm sorry, what was the question?

[Panphobia]

and what do you need help with?

[AntoxicatedDevil78]

State you Problem?

[Zren]

So apparently reading your whole post for context was a good idea.

You know that to find a number above 3, you use the x > 3 relation operator? You should also know if a number is greater or equal to 3, you'd use x >= 3.

The above statements will return true if their statements are correct.

Eg:

Turing:

x := 3 put x > 3 % Output: false x := 3 put x >= 3 % Output: true

Another tool you have at your disposal is Logical/Conditional operators. More specifically, the AND operator.

Turing:

put true and true % Output true put true and false % Output false put false and true % Output false put false and false % Output false

Note that this was an example of a Truth Table (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truth_table#Logical_conjunction).

Now the actual problem.

First lets breakdown the problem into smaller , solvable, problems. Rewording the problem tends to help.
> Count only the number of students eligible for supplemental exams(mark between 40 and 49).

Count only the number of students that have marks between 40 and 49.

You should have notes on how to make a counter. If not, ask.

The second sub-problem is what you're asking about. How do you find out if a number is in the range of 40 .. 49? How do you find a number above 40? How do you find a number below 49? How do you find a number that solves both conditions at once?