Thread: Stupid question.. sorry..

what's wrong with this statement? I keep getting parse errors.

Note: The variable q1 refers to a 'char' variable, declared as follows:

Code:

 char q1 = 'y';

Code:

if  (q1=='y') or (q1=='Y')
   
printf("Correct!");

i've also tried adding braces..

Code:

if  (q1=='y') or (q1=='Y')
{
   
printf("Correct!");
}

and i've even tried without the parenthesis..

Code:

if  q1=='y' or q1=='Y'
   
printf("Correct!");

I just had this working!! I messed around with it a little, re-wrote it, and now I'm getting parse errors. Is it something i'm not seeing?

Anyone know of a few code examples that use conditionals with operators? (and, or, not)