I made a code using the "if" statement. The second use of it doesnt work. The code is the last code I made on my profile. Help?

Question

I need a solution to fix a problem in a code. It wont show the problem. It's just not running it. It skips it.
https://code.sololearn.com/crXvIi33H344/?ref=app
https://code.sololearn.com/crXvIi33H344/?ref=app

Answer 1

Check conditions (a>b) & (b<a) are identical, after correcting them program will work good

Answer 2

yes, you can use if else but in this case all the conditions are mutually exclusive & complete all possible cases so it will not affect the result.

//but you will be free to not test the last condition, and directly print the last statement in else {} block, like :
if(a>b) {}
else if(b<a) {}
else {} //here no need to write test condition (a==b) as its the only condition possible if other 2 are false.

Answer 3

I just saw that 😂😂😂 my uncle had to tell me

Answer 4

First off, sololearn codeground it's not a good get more than 1 value to do something in your code so please try it on your computer with a compiler

Answer 5

I fixed it so u can see how I wanted it cause I dont remember

Answer 6

Juan David Padilla Diaz
Yes I would use else if, else also. However when helping new learners I prefer to help them fix their logic, rather than rewrite the logic for them.

Answer 7

I dont have a computer, sadly

Answer 8

If you have Android search on Google play store CXX droid it's a compiler of c++ for phones

Answer 9

Ok, so the second if needs fixing. Use > instead of < then it should work how you expect.

Answer 10

I'm not there yet. I just finished the if lesson

Answer 11

https://code.sololearn.com/crXvIi33H344/?ref=app

Answer 12

Ok

Answer 13

Jared Bird instead I'd use an else condition

Answer 14

Although the text then doesn't match up. Should the second statement be greater or less?

Was your goal to print:
First is bigger, or
Second is bigger, or
The same.
(Or something to that effect?)