Thread: Boolean

Code:

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>

main()
{
      char option[20];
      cout<<"Boolean Algebra Calculator"<<endl;
      cout<<"Choose your operator"<<endl;
      cin>>option;
      
      if(option==and)
      {
                     int and1,and2;
                     cout<<"enter yout two input"<<endl;
                     cin>>and1>>and2;
                     
                     if(and1==0)
                     {
                                cout<<"Answer is 0"<<endl;
                                return main();
                                getch();
                                }
                     if (and2==0)
                     {cout<<"Answer is 0"<<endl;
                                return main();
                                getch();
                                }
                     if (and1==1,and2==1)
                     {
                     cout<<"The answer is 1"<<endl;
                     getch();
                     return main();
                     
                      }
            }  
}

can anyone tell whats wrong in the above program?

Why don't you tell us what problems you're having first, and what it should be doing.

ya ..

These is the error i get
11 C:\Dev-Cpp\Untitled1.cpp expected identifier before ')' token


i created this program as i have a 100 or odd boolean algebra sums ..i will take a long time solving the sums so i created this program

i want the program to give me a valid boolean algebra output

It appears that you do not understand the C++ ISO/ANSI syntax.
Please refer to these sites for tutorials:
dreamincode.net
cplusplus.com
(here)

Also, you may find this helpful:

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main()
{
      string option;
      cout<<"Boolean Algebra Calculator"<<endl;
      cout<<"Choose your operator"<<endl;
      cin>>option;
      
      if(option=='and')
      {
                     int and1,and2;
                     cout<<"enter yout two input"<<endl;
                     cin>>and1>>and2;
                     
                     if(and1==0)
                     {
                                cout<<"Answer is 0"<<endl;
                                return main();              // You cannot return main.
                                getch();                    
                                }
                     if (and2==0)
                     {cout<<"Answer is 0"<<endl;
                                return main(); // Cannotreturn main
                                getch();       
                                }
                     if (and1==1,and2==1)
                     {
                     cout<<"The answer is 1"<<endl;
                     getch();
                     return main();            //cannot return main to itself!
                     
                      }
            }  
}

thanks a lot!

I think he means "and"
'' are used to indicate characters, not string literals.

and use <string> not <string.h>