why won't if()

how come this won't work??????

Code:

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if (cor=="n"||cor=="N")

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does anyone know how I could get this same effect.

>if (cor=="n"||cor=="N")

You can't compare strings like that. But I think you did want to compare cor with the characters n and N, which goes like this:

if (cor == 'n' || cor== 'N')

"n" and "m" are strings.

I declared it as a char here is the input line

Code:

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cout<<"\n You Have Chosen To Add A New Record.\n Is This Correct: ";
  cin>>cor;
  if ( strcmp(cor,"n") == 0 || strcmp(cor,"N") == 0 )

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