Thread: I don't know...

Hm.. it'd be helpful if you'd show some code. but one of most common errors is adding a semicolon after the looping statement:

Code:

for ( int i = 0; i < 10; i++ ); //<---right here take the semicolon out
{
    if ( something == nothing )
    { 
          cout << "NOTHING is really something!";
    }
}

another common error is the logical condition in your if statement is actually a contradiciton (always false). check and see if that's the case.. again, some code would be better off for others to help u more effeciently.

>actually a contradiciton

well, it'd not be considered a conditional... not necessarily a contradiction... and about that, your compiler might have options for warning on cases which always held true [with constants/hardcoded values and even with variables sometimes...]

any code? check your compiler for these things... what compiler are you on?