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Why it doesn't work?!
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int mark; cin>>mark; cout<<"Please, introduce your grade:"<<mark<<endl; /*Highest grade: 1000 (100.0) Ex.: 869 (8.69) */ if (mark >= 600) { cout << "Congratulations!" << endl; cout << "You passed." << endl; cout << "You are awesome!"<<endl ; if (mark==1000){ cout >> "You are a GENIUS!"<<endl; cout>>"You really deserve a scholarship somewhere abroad or at a very impressive school"; } } else { cout << "You failed." << endl; cout << "Sorry" <<endl; } return 0; }
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oh wait, I see. you use cout >> 2 times in your code instead of cout <<. just below if(mark == 1000)
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What does not work exactly?
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your cout syntax is wrong
just below if(mark==1000)
check that
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Thanks, Karl. T and Vaibhav!
I was only a little, little mistake...
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cout<<
cout<<