Compare characters if statement c++


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  11. 24 Jan 2014 You need to do the comparison with a string or character array. if yes and no should be string constants (if you want to make them perfectly
  12. 14 Jul 2013 char response[1]; You create an char array that consists of one also note that you can't simply compare a char array and a string literal with
  13. Compare characters to characters in if statement : char Calculation « Data Type « C Tutorial.
  14. char V; char E; char M; char J; char S; cout << "please enter your If you want to compare against the actual letter 'V', then you need to use a
  15. 5 Nov 2011 Otherwise, it will always enter the if-statement since a character will always not Since || is short circuited, the entire expression returns true.
  16. Of course that's not the entire code, there are else and if else . (0) You were actually comparing ans to the pointer to that string by using
  17. 29 Apr 2012 You need to use strcmp to test for equality. name is an array, not a std::string , and hello is a string literal, i.e. a const char* . You're comparing
  18. I want it to printf a separte statement if a certain name is entered. (spencer) You can't compare multiple characters (strings, or arrays, etc.)
  19. fine to me, but no matter what character I enter it assumes the if statement is true. then you can declare this way in c++ too i think. if i renember corretly . is 'i == true' which will compare i and true and check if it's the same.
  20. 6 Jun 2014 And if you want it really safe, then keep in mind that ASCII is not the only encoding and not every character encoding assures that 'A'+1=='B'
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