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Mastering the Sequence

When checking ranges, the order of your conditions matters! JavaScript checks them from top to bottom. If you check < 10 first, you know that anything failing that check must be 10 or higher.

The Assignment

Your function receives parameters level, lowCap, and midCap.

Use a ladder of if-else if checks:
- If level is less than lowCap, print: "Low level"
- Otherwise, if level is midCap or less, print: "Mid level"
- For any higher level, print: "High level"

01EXAMPLE 1

Inputlevel = 15

OutputLogs: "Mid level"

Explanation: 15 is not < 10, but it is <= 20.

02EXAMPLE 2

Inputlevel = 25

OutputLogs: "High level"

Explanation: 25 fails both range checks.

Constraints

Use an if-else if-else structure.
Log messages must match exactly.

Control FlowConditionalsFundamentals

JavaScriptSystem handles I/O — write your function only

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Input Arguments

level15

lowCap10

midCap20

Expected Output

Mid level

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