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2,157 PointsGetting error running a C++ program. I know that c# is`nt the right topic:)
Geting error in this program. Cant get the multiple if-statements to work.
int age;
cout<< "Please enter the age of the recipient (followed by 'enter') \n";
cin>> age;
cout<< "I heard you just had birthday and you just got " << age << " years old!\n";
if (age>=110) && (age<=0){
cout<< "you are kidding!\n";
}
1 Answer
Stuart Wright
41,120 PointsLooks like youβre saying greater than or equal to 110 and less than or equal to 0. This will never evaluate to true.
haakon Guttormsen
2,157 Pointshaakon Guttormsen
2,157 PointsI got the program to work now. Had to add some parenthesis. But the program still does`nt add the cout inside the if-statement when I type in values that are true.. :/