The first statement is an if statement:

If numChickens $>=4$ evaluates to true, then:

totalCost is declared and initialized with the product of numChickens and $9.$

A nested if$-$else statement is next:

If totalCost $<=$ allowance evaluates to true, then "Chickens successfully purchased." is output.

Otherwise, "Need more money to purchase all." is output.

Lastly, a nested if statement follows:

If allowance $>=9$ evaluates to true, then $"$At least one item was purchased." is output.

The second statement is an if statement:

If numChickens $>25$ evaluates to true, then "Restocking soon." is output.

Not all tests passed.

$1$: Compare output

Input

$87833$

Your output

Chickens successfully purchased.

At least one item was purchased.

Restocking soon.

$2$: Compare output

Input

$1161022$

Your output

Need more money to purchase all.

At least one item was purchased.

Restocking soon.

$3$: Compare output

Input

$623$

Your output

Need more money to purchase all.

Restocking soon.

$4$: Compare output

Input

$22211$

Your output

Chickens successfully purchased.

At least one item was purchased.

$5$: Compare output

Input

$22145$

Your output

Need more money to purchase all.

At least one item was purchased.

$6$: Compare output

Input

$0100$

Your output

At least one item was purchased.

Expected output

This test case should produce no output

$7$: Compare output

Input

$154$

Your output

Need more money to purchase all.

$8$: Compare output

Input

$414$

Your output

Need more money to purchase all.

At least one item was purchased.

$9$: Compare output

Input

$24216$

Your output

Chickens successfully purchased.

At least one item was purchased.

$10$: Compare output

Input

$639$

Your output

Need more money to purchase all.

At least one item was purchased.

Restocking soon.

$11$: Compare output

Input

$2516$

Your output

Need more money to purchase all.

At least one item was purchased.