what is wrong here?

[jmemphis]

Can,t figure it out what is wrong with this code:

#include <iostream.h>
int main(){
int a,b,c=10;
a=b=33;
if a>c then b=b+c else b-=c;
cout << a <<' ' << b << ' ' << c << '\n';
return 0;
}

[scythe]

if a>c then b=b+c else b-=c;

in C++ :

if (a > c) {
    b += c;
} else {
    b -= c;
}

You can skip the {} if you want to.



Also, use " instead of ' in cout:
cout << a << " " << b << " " << c << "\n";

[Fredbenz]

Well, I am still a beginner myself, but I will try to help. First of all, it is usually best to enclose your code in the code tags. It makes it easier to read. I have made a few changes. Take a looko at my code below to see them. I am not sure that this line is legal: a=b=33;. Your "a>c" is not in () like it should be. That was probably your most fatal mistake. Also, I always enclose if/else statements in {} so they read like this if(true){code here}else{other code}. You do not need to say "then" as C++ implies it. I wasn't sure what you were aiming for with b-=c;. I assumed it was a typo and it was fixed in my code below. I have not compiled this code but it should work now.

#include <iostream.h>
int main()
{
int a,b,c=10;
a=33;
b=33;
if (a>c)
{
b=b+c;
} else {
b=c;
}
cout << a <<' ' << b << ' ' << c << '\n';
return 0;
}

[Bazzy]

a=b=33; is OK, after that a==33 and b==33 b -= c; means b = b-c;
In C++ ' ' is for characters, " " is for strings

[jmemphis]

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[Bazzy]

Why do you post programming exercises in Slovenian?
If google translates OK, seems that just surfing a bit on this site would solve your problems...

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