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A mark of 60 or more is a pass. How many of [72, 85, 64, 90, 58] passed?
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A mark of or more is a pass. How many of passed?
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A loop with an if inside counts the items that pass a test.
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Plan. Start passes = 0. Go through the marks. For each mark that is 60 or more, add 1.
The passes are , , and . Only is below .
Answer: out of .
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