Write an if -else statement that assigns True to fever if temperature is greater than 98.6; otherwise it assigns False to fever.

Suppose a = 5. After the statement ++a; executes, the value of a is?

When you write an if-else statement, under what circumstances do the statements that appear after the else clause execute?

Q6. Write a logical if statement that will test for the following conditions: (a) If the cell value in A1 is larger than the cell value in A2 then write in cell A3–"Al beats A2", otherwise write “A2 beats Al". Test this with values of: Al=20 and A2=10; (2) A1 =15 and A2=30; (3) A1 =15 and A2=15. What happens with (3) and can you suggest how you can modify the if statement to deal with ties? (b) If the content of cell A1 is between 0 and 50 write “Class A"; If the content of Al is between 51 and 100 write “"Class B"; If neither then write "Class C". Place the function in cell A2 and test with 23, 56, and 94. (c) If the content of cell A1 is between 34 and 76 or 145 and 453 write “In Range", otherwise write “Out of Range". Place the function in A2 and test with 12, 36, 87, 243, and 564. Hint: this will require you to use other logical functions (OR, AND, etc.). (d) If the contents of cell Al > 23 and the contents of cell A2 < 56 then write "Houston we have a problem" in cell A3.…