Small Syntax error on token

Hey everyone. Im trying to debug my program and it is giving me a syntax error.
if (Me >0 )
                System.out.println(Spot[0]);
            else if(Total < 50)
                System.out.println(Spot[0] );
            else if(Total >= 50 && <= 100) //syntax error at the <= sign
                System.out.println(Spot[0]  + "Good Job");That is a segment of my code, and it gives me the same error for the same <= sign for a few lines after that as well. Because the "else if " continues on with some other values.
Any Ideas?

> else if(Total >= 50 && <= 100) //syntax error at the <= signThat's a shorthand notation which is not available in Java. You just have
to spell it out like this:else if(Total >= 50 && Total <= 100)kind regards,
Jos

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