True or false statments used in my return...

Geetings;
I am having problems getting my program to output a true or false statement. It should decide whether i input the correct parameters if my loan is either approved or disapproved.
Help!

Code:

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#include <iostream>               
using namespace std;

bool CreditApproved(double, double, double);

double income, assests, liabilities;;

int main()
{

        cout <<"Input your income (must be at least $25,000) or your assests\n"
                <<"(which must beat least $100,000). Include your total liabilities \n"
                <<"that must be less than $50,000.\n";
       
        cin >>  income >> assests >> liabilities;
       
        cout << " My loan application is " << CreditApproved(income, liabilities, assests) <<"\n";
        return 0;

}

bool CreditApproved(double liabilities, double income, double assests)
{

        if (liabilities < 50,000)
                if (income > 25,000)
                        if (assests > 100,000)
                                return true;
        else
                return false;
}
#include <iostream>               
using namespace std;

bool CreditApproved(double, double, double);

double income, assests, liabilities;;

int main()
{

        cout <<"Input your income (must be at least $25,000) or your assests\n"
                <<"(which must beat least $100,000). Include your total liabilities \n"
                <<"that must be less than $50,000.\n";
       
        cin >>  income >> assests >> liabilities;
       
        cout << " My loan application is " << CreditApproved(income, liabilities, assests) <<"\n";
        return 0;

}

bool CreditApproved(double liabilities, double income, double assests)
{

        if (liabilities < 50,000)
                if (income > 25,000)
                        if (assests > 100,000)
                                return true;
        else
                return false;
}

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Thanks!

:)

When you try to output a boolean value, it will be handled as an integer, so it will show as a number. Try this:

Code:

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cout << " My loan application is " << (CreditApproved(income, liabilities, assests) ? "approved" : "declined") <<"\n";

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That solved it!
Thanks XSquared!
:D

You can also use the boolalpha manipulator to print out the true or false values- not the 0 or 1:

Code:

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cout << boolalpha << CreditApproved(income, liabilities, assests);

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Mr. C.:p

I learned something new! Thanks Mr. C!
That helped me out also.
:D

Quote:

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Originally posted by correlcj

Code:

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bool CreditApproved(double liabilities, double income, double assests)
{
if (liabilities < 50,000)
    if (income > 25,000)
        if (assests > 100,000)
            return true;
else
    return false;
}

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DANGER!!

This will not work the intended way!

Your code is equivalent to this: (C++ doesn't care about indentation)

Code:

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if (liabilities < 50,000)
    if (income > 25,000)
    {
        if (assests > 100,000)
            return true;
        else
            return false;
    }

//NO RETURN!

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Change the code, or it will not behave as expected!