Assignment task: Suppose that you have "Stock X" and "Stock Y" in your portfolio. You want to obtain an output in the following way:
- If mystock is Stock X, print "Stock X is in your portfolio."
- If mystock is Stock Y, print "Stock Y is in your portfolio."
- If mystock is neither Stock X nor Stock Y, print "This is not in your portfolio."
You start with the following code:
mystock <- "Stock Y"
That is, you assigned "Stock Y" into mystock. Now, the following is the structure of nested "if else" statement to allow you to print three alternatives.
mystock <- "Stock Y"
if (mystock == "Stock X") {
print _____(a)_____
} else {
_____(b)_____
_____(c)_____
_____(d)_____
_____(e)_____
}
}