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What mistake i am doing in this code.
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int mark = 90; if (mark < 50) { cout << "You failed." << endl; } else { cout << "You passed." << endl; } if(mark=100){ cout <<"you are perfect"; } return 0; }
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if(mark == 100)
mark = 100 --> mark gets the value 100
mark == 100 --> using boolean operator to compare 100 with the value of mark.
Is equal return true else return false
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Please look at the code. Hope it helps you.
https://code.sololearn.com/cY71GtJLlKKk/?ref=app
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There's a mistake on your last if statement.
You wrote "if (mark=100)". The problem is that you're not doing a comparison. To compare two values, you need to use "=="
Here, you're setting mark's value to 100 and evaluating it as a Boolean (condition)
By convention, any numeric value that is not zero will return true when evaluated as a condition
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Okey
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Thx
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Now I have got