/**
 * The function takes three arguments:
 * - score1: an integer representing the first score
 * - score2: an integer representing the second score
 * - threshold: an integer representing the minimum score required for it to be considered high
 *
 * The function returns true if both scores are above or equal to the threshold,
 * otherwise it returns false.
 *
 * Example:
 * areBothScoresHigh(80, 90, 85) // true
 * areBothScoresHigh(70, 60, 75) // false
 */
fun areBothScoresHigh(score1: Int, score2: Int, threshold: Int): Boolean {

    return score1 >= threshold && score2 >= threshold
}
/**
 * The function takes three arguments:
 * - score1: an integer representing the first score
 * - score2: an integer representing the second score
 * - threshold: an integer representing the minimum score required for it to be considered high
 *
 * The function returns true if both scores are above or equal to the threshold,
 * otherwise it returns false.
 *
 * Example:
 * areBothScoresHigh(80, 90, 85) // true
 * areBothScoresHigh(70, 60, 75) // false
 */
fun areBothScoresHigh(score1: Int, score2: Int, threshold: Int): Boolean {
/**
 * The function takes three arguments:
 * - score1: an integer representing the first score
 * - score2: an integer representing the second score
 * - threshold: an integer representing the minimum score required for it to be considered high
 *
 * The function returns true if both scores are above or equal to the threshold,
 * otherwise it returns false.
 *
 * Example:
 * areBothScoresHigh(80, 90, 85) // true
 * areBothScoresHigh(70, 60, 75) // false
 */
fun areBothScoresHigh(score1: Int, score2: Int, threshold: Int): Boolean {

    return score1 >= threshold && score2 >= threshold
}