what syntax error ?!

[Prophet-ex]

Hello.
This question is not specifically about game programming but the problem code is in a game I'm making so I wasn't sure where to put this thread.

Anyways here's the snippet of code for the win/lose conditions :

//-------------------- WIN / LOSE ------------------------------------------\\
  if (player.hp=<0||0&&enemy.hp=>0) {cout<<"\n\n\nYOU LOST";}
  else if (enemy.hp=<0||0&&player.hp=>0) {cout<<"\n\nYOU WIN !!!\n\nCONGRATULATIONS !!!";}
  else if (player.hp&&enemy.hp=<0||0){cout<<"\n\nIT IS A DRAW";}

On this line :

else if (enemy.hp=<0||0&&player.hp=>0) {cout<<"\n\nYOU WIN !!!\n\nCONGRATULATIONS !!!";}

It says there's a syntax error before else. Could someone please tell me why 'cos I can't see what I'm doing wrong. If it matters I'm using Dev 4.9.9.0 on Windows 98. Thanks

[Govtcheez]

=< => are backwards. >= greater than or equal to and <= is less than or equal to.

edit: also, <= 0 || 0 doesn't make any sense. "Less than or equal to zero or equal to 0"?

[Prophet-ex]

Thanks but the error is still there .....

[sand_man]

>>It says there's a syntax error before else
The error is on this line

if (player.hp <= 0 || player.hp == 0 && enemy.hp >= 0 ) {cout<<"\n\n\nYOU LOST";}

If that is what you meant to have you can take out the || player.hp == 0 because it is already checked in the first expression

if (player.hp <= 0  && enemy.hp >= 0 ) {cout<<"\n\n\nYOU LOST";}

[bithub]

The correct way to check if something is less than or equal to is:

 <=

Notice that the equal sign goes after the less than symbol.