[Practice 24.2] Expected primary-expression before ‘<‘ token

Question

Hello, I’m having troubles trying to fix this part of my code, any help would be appreciated :)

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
//your code goes here
double temp;
cin >> temp;
if (temp =>36.1 && <=36.9)
cout << "Ok";
else
cout << "Not OK";

}

Answer 1

"temp >= " instead of 'temp=>" and also it will be "if (temp >=36.1 && temp <= 36.9)"

or you can write it as "if (36.1<=temp<=36.9)" .

Answer 2

Abhay Thank you so much! I didn’t know minor changes in spacing and placement could affect the code so much. C++’s tad bit weird but I’ll get used to it

Answer 3

Plaush it's not about spacing , you can't do "=>" , it is "<=" .

Answer 4

Plaush a typo, ">=" not "<="

Answer 5

Abhay Ahh ok :)