A company issues $5,000.00 bonuses at the end of the year to all employees who earn less than $100,000. Salary and bonus are both defined as double data types. Which of the following selection statements would assign the correct amount to bonus?
A) if (salary

Question

A company issues $5,000.00 bonuses at the end of the year to all employees who earn less than $100,000. Salary and bonus are both defined as double data types. Which of the following selection statements would assign the correct amount to bonus?
A) if (salary < $100,000) bonus == $5000;
B) if (salary < 100000) bonus = 5000;
C) if (salary <= 100000) bonus = 5000;
D) if (salary < 100000); bonus = $5000;

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Option B is correct because it uses the correct syntax for a conditional statement in many programming languages, comparing the salary to 100000 without a dollar sign or commas, and correctly assigns the bonus using a single equals sign.

A Company Issues $5,000