Thread: If, Else and switch statements

The program should input the speed from the keyboard and display the appropriate message on the screen dependent on the speed the car is travelling.

under 31mph-No action
under 41mph-warning
under 56mph-summons
over 56-automatic ban

this is how far i got

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
void main (void)

{
  int x;
  printf ("Enter teh car speed in mph: ");
  scanf ("%d", &x);
  if (x<31)
           printf ("No action");


}

I don't know what to do next. I know I have to use else/switch statement....but don't know how to use it. can any one help me?

Using my novice logic ( )...I can see a simple way of doing that with just 3 IF statements and 1 ELSE statement.

Try using a combination of AND or OR operators (like Salem's example) in each of those statements.

CJ

Using my novice logic ( ) ..I can see a simple way of doing that without AND or OR operators.

Originally posted by Monster
Using my novice logic ( ) ..I can see a simple way of doing that without AND or OR operators.

Yeah...I can think of one as well. However, seeing as I am myself learning the general stuff of C right now..."I think" the AND and OR operators are an easy option.

At least with what little knowledge I have I am trying to help a fellow programmer. Unlike some people I see who only post questions!

CJ