Read age value from user and store in age variable. Display "eligible" message if age is between 16 and 32. Otherwise, display "too young" message if age value was less than 16. Otherwise, display "too old" message if age value was larger than 32.

Read age value from user and store in age variable. Display "too old" message if age value was larger than 32. Otherwise, display "too young" message if age value was less than 16. Otherwise, display "eligible" message.

Read age value from user and store in age variable. Display "too young" message if age value was less than 16. Otherwise, display "too old" message if age value was larger than 32. Otherwise, display "eligible" message.

Read age value from user and store in age variable. Display "eligible" message if age is between 16 and 32. Otherwise, display "too young" message if age value was less than 16. Otherwise, display "too old" message if age value was larger than 32.

Read age value from user and store in age variable. Display "too old" message if age value was larger than 32. Otherwise, display "too young" message if age value was less than 16. Otherwise, display "eligible" message.

Read age value from user and store in age variable. Display "too young" message if age value was less than 16. Otherwise, display "too old" message if age value was larger than 32. Otherwise, display "eligible" message.

Read age value from user and store in age variable. Display "eligible" message if age is between 16 and 32. Otherwise, display "too young" message if age value was less than 16. Otherwise, display "too old" message if age value was larger than 32.

Read age value from user and store in age variable. Display "too old" message if age value was larger than 32. Otherwise, display "too young" message if age value was less than 16. Otherwise, display "eligible" message.

Read age value from user and store in age variable. Display "too young" message if age value was less than 16. Otherwise, display "too old" message if age value was larger than 32. Otherwise, display "eligible" message.

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Variable names start with lower case then use camelCase (example: numberOfStudents).

Use all lower_case for constant identifiers

Code should be supported with meaningful comments.

Class names start with a capital letter.

It indicates that the variable's value is constant.

The variable's value.

The variable's data type.

The variable's name (identifier)

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