$\backslash$table$[[\backslash$table$[[$Variable$],[$Name$]],$Description,Type,$\backslash$table$[[$Starting$],[$Column$]],\backslash$table$[[$Ending$],[$Columin$]]],[$SUBJ$,$Subject number,Character,$1,3],[$HEIGHT$,$Height in inches,Numeric,$4,5],[$WT$\_$INTT,Initial weight $($in pounds$),$Numeric,$6,8],[$WT$\_$FINAL,Final weight,Numeric,$9,11]]$

$($a$)$ Reading the following data lines, create a SAS data set using column input. Include in this data set three computed variables called BMI$\_$INIT $($BMI stands for body mas index$),$ BMI$\_$FINAL, and BMI$\_$DIFF. Computed BMI is a person's weight $($in kilograms$)$ divided by their height $($in meters$)$ squared. To convert pounds to kilograms, if vide by $2\mathrm{.}2$; to convert inches to meters, multiply by $\mathrm{.}0254.$ BMI$\_$DIFF is BMI$\_$FINAL minus BMI$\_$INIT. Note: Large values of BMI indicate more overweight individus Therefore, if the diet program is working, BMI$\_$DIFF should come out negative.

$($b$)$ Print out a listing of this data set in subject number order. Include in the listing onty the variables SUBJ, HEIGHT, BMI$\_$INIT, BMI$\_$FINAL, and BMI$\_$DIFF.

Here is some sample data for you to use:

$00768155150$

$00272250240$

$00563240200$

$00170345298$