Multiple If statements. Printing Car Features.

Question

Write multiple if statements. If car_year is 1969 or earlier, print "Few safety features." If 1970 or later, print "Probably has seat belts." If 1990 or later, print "Probably has antilock brakes." If 2000 or later, print "Probably has airbags." End each phrase with a period and a newline.

Sample output for input: 1995

Probably has seat belts.

Probably has antilock brakes.

Answer 1

This question highlights the use of:

1. if statements
2. else if statements
3. and else statements

In whatever language you're looking at, the syntax may be slightly different for those. In each statement you are also going to provide <, <= in your conditions and finally the else statement to grab everything at or after 2000.

The print statement is also needed, and depends on which language you are looking at. For C++ you could use a cout << "Message\n";, in Java, you could use System.out.println("message"); and it would give you the newline after the message. The example in C++ uses the newline character "\n".

if, and else if statements have a syntax of if (condition) { code } and else statements do not have a condition. I think you can figure out the answer to the problem with these hints. Good luck!