[CrematedPumpkin]

I'm not sure about this, but is there a way to do something similar to how you can have the user input a number and if it equal to whatever it does the desired thing?
Here's what I mean, since that was a little unclear:

	int gea;						  
  
	printf( "Numberness " );  
	scanf( "%d", &age );				 
	if ( gea < 100 ) {				  
	 printf ("Blah!\n" ); 
  }
  else if ( gea == 100 ) {			
	 printf( "Blah\n" );	   
	 getchar();

And so forth. Is there a certain thing you have to do with text strings? I tried to do something like this and it didn't work.

[Jayman]

Depends on the situation.

Can you post the code you tried before and we will see if we can help you?

[horace]

CrematedPumpkin, on 21 Dec, 2006 - 12:48 AM, said:

I'm not sure about this, but is there a way to do something similar to how you can have the user input a number and if it equal to whatever it does the desired thing?
Here's what I mean, since that was a little unclear:

	int gea;						  
  
	printf( "Numberness " );  
	scanf( "%d", &age );				 
	if ( gea < 100 ) {				  
	 printf ("Blah!\n" ); 
  }
  else if ( gea == 100 ) {			
	 printf( "Blah\n" );	   
	 getchar();

And so forth. Is there a certain thing you have to do with text strings? I tried to do something like this and it didn't work.

you can read a string into a char[] array using the %s conversion specification and then use strcmp() to compare them, see
http://www.cplusplus...ing/strcmp.html

[CrematedPumpkin]

Thanks.