Thread: conditions and output prob

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    conditions and output prob

    below is my what i hve done so far....the problem is when both min.degree and max.degree is true, the output will display the one condition(e.g in minNum<0) and both conditions(e.g (minNum < 0) && (maxNum > 360).

    how can i make it displaying the both conditions only?



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    Code:
     else if (minNum < 0)
                  {
                   cout << "\n * Min.degree must be greater than 0" << endl;
                   cout << "\n * Please restart the program" <<endl;       
                  }
                else if (maxNum > 360)
                  {
                   cout << "\n * Max.Number should not be more than 360" << endl;
                   cout << "\n * Please restart the program" <<endl;       
                  }
               
              else if ((minNum < 0) && (maxNum > 360))
                  { 
                   
                   cout << "\n * Min.degree must be greater than 0" << endl;
                   cout << "\n * Max.Number should not be more than 360" << endl;
                   cout << "\n * Please restart the program" <<endl;
                  }
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    Remove the "else" in "else if."
    If you have "else if", it will only continue looking until it has found a true condition and skip the rest.
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    but now the problem is it display all the conditions that is true in the 'if'

    i just want the output display one condition when both conditions are true.

    Any other solutions?

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    have sorted it out.....i just put 'else if' in the last conditions.....do u agree with that?

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