What does the last range on a histogram represent?

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In a textbook maths problem I've got a continuous variable $m$ that could take values from 0 to 100 (inclusive). In the question, the author writes the following:

$0 \leq m < 10$

$10 \leq m < 20$

$20 \leq m < 30$

...

And we are asked to complete the groups and draw a frequency histogram for some data. I'm confused.

If I continue the pattern I will end up with a group that is

$90 \leq m < 100$

But then what would I do with a piece of data that was $m=100$?

One could imagine such a situation if $m$ was the number of marks on a maths exam for example.