Challenge 2 — Solution

Task: Write a program with score := 72. Use if/else if/else to print
"Pass with distinction" (score >= 85), "Pass" (score >= 50), or
"Fail" (anything else).

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
	score := 72

	if score >= 85 {
		fmt.Println("Pass with distinction")
	} else if score >= 50 {
		fmt.Println("Pass")
	} else {
		fmt.Println("Fail")
	}
}


Expected output:

Pass

Notes:
- 72 fails the first condition (>= 85) but satisfies the second
  (>= 50), so only "Pass" is printed — Go checks conditions in order
  and stops at the first one that's true, same as JavaScript's
  else if chain.
- The curly braces are required even though each branch is a single
  statement — omitting them would be a compile error in Go.
- No parentheses are needed around score >= 85, unlike JavaScript's
  if (score >= 85).