How to program if statement when the input asking is 500up and 700below(numbers) w/out boundary.

Question

I can make an imaginary boundary (600) but is there a better way to code than that?

Answer 1

Use switch statement or if , else if , else statement

Answer 2

If I got your point , you have to add second condition to both if and else if.

if(num>=500 && num<600)

And something similar in else if

Answer 3

But each has its own value.
Input 500up Output Math
Input 700below Output Social Science

Answer 4

So your input must be between 500 and 700?
It would be easier to understand your problem when we could see your code

Answer 5

I was tasked to do if, else if, else statement.

Right now my code looks like this:
if (num>=500){
cout<<"Math";
}
else if (num<=700) {
cout<<"Social Science";
}
........

so when I input 699 the output is always Math

Answer 6

It's frustrating when instructions are unclear/vague

Answer 7

I could do that and make a boundary (600) but i was hoping there is an alternative but i guess its the only option I have. Thank you for helping me. I'll just stick to 600 as a boundary