Assume that you are writing a program which asks the user for a grade. You want this program to prevent the user from entering any grades that are outside the range of $[0,100].$ You are using the following program segment to query the user until a single proper grade is entered.

int grade $=$ input.nextInt$()$;

while $(?????)\{$

System.out.print$($That is invalid. Enter a grade: $)$; grade $=$ input.nextInt$()$;

$\}$

Which of the following conditions can be put in place of the $?????$ in the while loop to accomplish the desired task?

I. grade$<0||$grade$>100$

II$.!($grade $<0)||!($grade $>100)$

III. $!($grade $>=0$ && grade $<=100)$

$($A$)$ I only

$($B$)$ I and II only

$($C$)$ II and III only

$($D$)$ I and III only

$($E$)$ I, II and III