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What is the algorithm that reads number from user in range 1-100 Then checks whether the number is greater than less than or equal to 50?
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step 1:Scan no step 2:check condition if(no<50) If yes than no is less than 50 step 3:if no than else if(no>50) IF true than no >50 step 4:if false than no=50
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