Need some help

[Nathan the noob]

 system("cls"); //Old man says players gender
  size=strlen(oldman1); 
  for(x=0;x<size;x++) 
  {   
       Sleep(50);  
       printf("%c",oldman1[x]);
       if(gender ='F')
       {
                 size=strlen(daughter);
                 for(x=0;x<size;x++) 
                 {
                      printf("%c",daughter[x]);
                      Sleep(50);                 
                 }                                       
       }
       else if(gender ='M')
       {
                 size=strlen(son);
                 for(x=0;x<size;x++) 
                 {
                      printf("%c",son[x]);
                      Sleep(50);
                 }
       }
  }
  size=strlen(oldman2); 
  for(x=0;x<size;x++) 
  {   
       Sleep(50);  
       printf("%c",oldman2[x]); 
  }

For some reason no matter wat Gender = it always choose daughter

[QuestionKing]

= is an assignment operator
== is a comparison operator

if(x=1)

will set the value of x to 1

if(x==1)

will compare the value of x to 1

[Nathan the noob]

Ya its spose to asign x to be 0
oh yeh i see

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[QuestionKing]

Ya its spose to asign x to be 0

I was actually talking about another part of your code, specifically:

if(gender ='F')

This is what happens:
if is ran into.... and then evaluate the expression (gender = 'F')
at this point, gender holds the value 'F', a non-zero value, in other words a TRUE value which the if accepts as the final evaluation of (gender = 'F') causing that portion of code to execute, and never reach the else if below

[Nathan the noob]

Yah i just noticed that