Assume you are boss of the company and you want to put on system on the office door such that if any employee came between 9 to 9.59 it welcome and after it rejects by saying you are late. You assume you have rounded number in terms of hours.consider the time is given no need to take inputs. Do. It in julia language

Assume you are boss of the company and you want to put on system on the office door such that if any employee came between 9 to 9.59 it welcome and after it rejects by saying you are late. You assume you have rounded number in terms of hours.consider the time is given no need to take inputs. Do. It in julia language

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Chapter5: Looping

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