These exercises are from the chapter$-3$ and $4,$ Algorithm workbench $($I made some changes$).$ Each exercise is worth $10$ points.

Problem$-1$:

Ask the user to enter the speed of his$/$her car. Write an if$-$else statement that displays Speed is normal$$if the speed variable is within the range of $24$ to $56($inclusive$).$ If the speed variable$$s value is outside this range, display Speed is abnormal.$$ ask$$

Problem$-2$:

Ask the user to enter points for his exam. Write an if$-$else statement that determines whether the points variable is outside the range of $9$ to $51.$ If the variable$$s value is outside this range it should display Invalid points. Otherwise, it should display Valid points.

Problem$-3$:

Write awhileloop that display the following set of numbers. $10$ to $500,$ every $10$ number. Make sure to print all the numbers on thesame line like this. $(2$ point for this$)$

Expected output:

$10,20,30,40,50,60,70,..,500.$

Problem$-4$:

Write a while loop that display your name $5$ times to the screen. NOTE: Please write your own name :$)$

Sample output:

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Write a while loop that display the following set of numbers. $10$ to $500,$ every $10$ number. Make sure to print all the numbers on the same line like this. $(2$ point for this$)$

Expected output:

$\backslash (10,20,30,40,50,60,70\backslash ),$

Problem$-4$:

Write a while loop that display your name $5$ times to the screen. NOTE: Please write your own name :$)$

Sample output: $\backslash (\backslash$square $\backslash )$

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