Code:
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    const int currentYear = 2010;
    string name;
    int yearBorn;
    int age;
    cout<<"Enter your name: ";
    cin>>name;
    cout<<"Oh, what a nice name, "<<name<<"."<<endl;
    cout<<"When were you born? ";
    cin>>yearBorn;
    age = currentYear - yearBorn;
    cout<<"Oh, so you're "<<age<<" years old?"<<endl;
    cin.get();cin.get();

    string msg;
    switch(age)
    {
        case (10):
            msg = "Oh, you're just a little kid,,, How cute!";
        break;
    }

    cout<<msg<<endl;

}
Program works fine, but i'd like the switch's case to work with numeric operators.
In the example I made so the case would only store that message if the entered age was 10, but i'd like to work as "< 10", so that message would be printed if the user's age was lower than 10. How could i make this switch case work with numeric operators?