If Statements | C++ | Tutorial 16

[@kytdk756]

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[@the_foliot]

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[@prajinshankarkarthik8013]

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[@howtodoYTvids]

Hi. I would like to know how to get user input from the boolean values.

[@Hadex01]

Hey! I have a problem with the coding if someone helps me i would greatly appreiciate it!... I am a beginner
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
char chat[4];
char yes [3];
char no [2];
char ans [3];
cout chat;
if (ans == no)
cout

[@jayampathybandara6196]

use coloms to if statement

[@kushagra0347]

You are using CHAR data type and storing more than one character in the if statement

[@Hadex01]

@@kushagra0347 then which data type should I use?

[@Hadex01]

@@jayampathybandara6196 I tried that it didn't work

[@kushagra0347]

#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
string chat;
cout chat;
if (chat.compare("No") == 0 || chat.compare("no") == 0){
cout

[@Installation_Wizard]

me when

[@zoku5896]

Thanks