Suppose you want to determine whether a variable, decPayAmount, is between 1200 and 1400, inclusively. If it is, you want to set lblMessage text to "Pay amount is in the range". Which of the following code segments will accomplish this? A) If decPayAmount = 1400 Then lblMessage.Text = "Pay amount is in the range" End If B) If decPayAmount = 1400 Then lblMessage.Text = "Pay amount is in the range" End If C) If decPayAmount =1200 And decPayAmount 1200 Or decPayAmount

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Suppose you want to determine whether a variable, decPayAmount, is between 1200 and 1400, inclusively. If it is, you want to set lblMessage text to "Pay amount is in the range". Which of the following code segments will accomplish this? A) If decPayAmount < = 1200 And decPayAmount >= 1400 Then lblMessage.Text = "Pay amount is in the range" End If B) If decPayAmount < =1200 Or decPayAmount >= 1400 Then lblMessage.Text = "Pay amount is in the range" End If C) If decPayAmount >=1200 And decPayAmount < =1400 then lblMessage.Text = "Pay amount is in the range" End If D) If decPayAmount > 1200 Or decPayAmount < 1400 Then lblMessage.Text = "Pay amount is in the range" End If

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Option C correctly sets the condition for the variable to be in the range of 1200 and 1400 inclusively. The logical operator && (And) is used to combine the two conditions that the variable must be greater than or equal to 1200 and less than or equal to 1400. If the condition is true, then the message "Pay amount is in the range" is displayed in the label lblMessage. Option A uses the wrong logical operator (<= instead of >=) and reverses their order, and option B uses the wrong logical operator (<= instead of >=), and reverses the order of the conditions as well. Option D also uses the wrong logical operator and reverses their order.

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