Count Failing, Passing, and Honor-Roll Scores

Given test scores, return three counts in this order: failing, passing without honor roll, and honor roll. A score below50 fails. A score above80 is honor roll. Scores from50 through80 inclusive are passing without honor roll. ### Constraints and Clarifications Scores are expressed on the percentage scale used in the example;80 means80%, not0.8. No numerical size bounds are reported. Use finite numeric scores and apply the stated comparisons without inventing clamping behavior. An empty list returns[0,0,0]. ### Example For[81,90,23,44,51,50,80,49], return[3,3,2]. The middle category includes both50 and80. ### What a Strong Answer Covers Use mutually exclusive conditions, preserve the output order, and account for every input exactly once. Explain the two strict boundary comparisons. ### Follow-up Questions - Why do separate uncoordinated if statements risk counting one score twice? - Which boundary examples distinguish the three categories?