Consider the code snippet which is to implement what is said in the comment line ; assumed to be in a program in which all variables are correctly defined:

 // deal with ages 10-15, inclusive if (!(myAge > 15 || myAge < 10)) age_category_two = true;

According to

the syntax rules of C++,

the use of logical and relational expressions with clarity and simplicity as advocated in our lessons,

What would be a better way to write the if construct?

if ( !( (myAge > 15) || (myAge < 10) )

if ( !( (myAge >= 15) || (myAge <= 10) )

if ( !( !(myAge >= 10) || !(myAge <= 15) ) )

if ( (myAge !> 15) && (myAge !< 10) )

if ( myAge >= 10 && myAge <= 15 )