Help with a bool statement
Hey, first time poster, in fact I registered for this site to ask this question, as selfish as that is.
I'm taking my first programming class, a C++ class. I've had pretty much no problems so far, except for this one right here. It could be just that I'm missing something simple and stupid, or it could be that I'm off base entirely, I don't know. The problem I think lies in the fact that I missed the last 2 classes, and since 2 classes is an entire week, it's set me behind. I've skimmed over the chapter we're on in our text and we're not even covering this in the chapter, so I think it may be something the professor covered in class that I missed.
Anyway, onto the problem. This is a 2 part assignment. The first part was to make a program that took a date in mm/dd/year format and find the # that day is in the calendar, making sure to add a day to Feb. in the case of a leap year. This first program did not include error checking for if a date is invalid (i.e: Feb 30, 2000).
That's what the 2nd part of the assignment is. To add a function that checks to make sure the date entered is valid, and "Allow only dates between January 1, 1800 and December 31, 2100, inclusive, to be entered".
This is my code for it:
Code:
#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
bool leap(int), isInRangeAndValidDate(int, int, int); //declare functions and variables
int dayNumber(int);
int year, day, month, feb, total; //global, so dayNumber may use them
int main() //begin main
{
cout << "This program will tell you the day number for a certian date\n\n";
cout << "What month? (in number form) ";
cin >> month;
cout << "What day? ";
cin >> day;
cout << "What year? (4 digits) ";
cin >> year; //ask for user input
system("cls"); //clearscreen
if (isInRangeAndValidDate(month, day, year) == true) //check if valid date
cout << "The day number for " << month << "/" << day << "/" << year
<< " is " << (dayNumber(total) + (day));
//output the daynumber and month/day/year
else //if invalid, returns error
cout << "Not a valid date";
cout << "\n\n\nDavid \nProg L4Pt1DW\n10/21/10\n\n";
//prog ID
system("pause");
return 0;
} //end main
bool leap(int year) //bool for leap year
{
return (year % 400==0)||(year % 4==0 && year % 100 != 0);
} //end leap(year)
bool isInRangeAndValidDate(int month, int day, int year)
{
if (leap(year) == true)
return ((month <= 12 && month >= 1) && (((month == 1||3||5||7||8||10||12 && day <= 31 && day >=1)
|| (month == 4||6||9||11 && day <= 30 && day >=1) || (month == 2 && day <= 29 >= 1))) && (year <= 2100 && year >= 1800));
else if (leap(year) == false);
return ((month <= 12 && month >= 1) && (((month == 1||3||5||7||8||10||12 && day <= 31 && day >=1)
|| (month == 4||6||9||11 && day <= 30 && day >=1) || (month == 2 && day <= 28 >= 1))) && (year <= 2100 && year >= 1800));
//checks if the date is valid, making sure the right days are in the right month
} //end isInRangeAndValidDate(month, day, year)
int dayNumber(int total) //dayNumber start
{
if (leap(year) == true)
feb = 29;
else
feb = 28;
//if bool leap(year) is true, feb is 29, if not it's 28
switch(month)
{ //begin switch for month
case 1:
return 0;
case 2:
return 31;
case 3:
return feb+31;
case 4:
return feb+62;
case 5:
return feb+92;
case 6:
return feb+123;
case 7:
return feb+153;
case 8:
return feb+184; //adds the days in the month up
case 9:
return feb+215;
case 10:
return feb+245;
case 11:
return feb+276;
case 12:
return feb+306; //end switch statment for the month
}
} //end dayNumber
I bolded the part of the code that I'm having problems with. I realize it's probably pretty sloppy and inefficient code since I'm pretty new to programming.
No matter what I try, I can't get the bolded part to work how it's supposed to. I don't even know if you can have a boolean statement with multiple (arguments?). All I can get the code to do is check if the month is 1-12, the day is 1-28/29/30/31, and the year is 1800-2100. I can't get it to account for the leap day added in February.
By moving stuff around (mainly by switching the ||s to &&s) I can get it to account for the leap day, saying that Feb 29 is valid in 2000, but invalid in 1999, but when I can get it to do that it returns the "invalid" statement for things like Jan 31, 2000. I just can't get both aspects of what it's supposed to do to work at the same time.
I apologize if this question is possibly too simple to deserve posting, but I'm kinda desperate since it's due online in an hour lol
