In Exercises 17 through 37, write a program containing a For . . . Next loop to carry ou...

In Exercises 17 through 37, write a program containing a For . . . Next loop to carry out the stated task.

Ideal Weight According to researchers at Stanford Medical School, the ideal weight for a woman is found by multiplying her height in inches by 3.5 and subtracting 108. The ideal weight for a man is found by multiplying his height in inches by 4 and subtracting 128. Request a lower and upper bound for heights and then produce a table giving the ideal weights for women and men in that height range. Figure 6.29 shows the output displayed in the list box when a lower bound of 62 and an upper bound of 70 are specified.