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Declare a bool variable to represent whether or not it is raining and set it to the appropriate value for the condition of not raining, print the variable with a proper label

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I can't really figure this out so I haven't tried anything yet

Posted 10-Jun-21 4:44am

Timothy Stone 2021

Updated 10-Jun-21 13:50pm

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KarstenK 10-Jun-21 11:07am

ask som dudes in the net: "plz gimme code" ... ;-)

Patrice T 10-Jun-21 13:06pm

"How would I do this?"
What about learning C++ ?

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2021-06-10T05:05:00

Solution 1

C++ Booleans[^].

Posted 10-Jun-21 5:05am

CPallini

Southmountain · Accepted Answer · 2021-06-10T13:50:00

Solution 3

this is my simple guess from what you said,

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	bool isRainning = true;

	if (isRainning == true)
		cout << "it is rainning now" << endl;
	else
		cout << "it is not rainning" << endl;

		return 0;
}

Posted 10-Jun-21 13:50pm

Southmountain

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merano99 10-Jun-21 20:19pm

"set it to the appropriate value for the condition of not raining ..."
You screwed up.

Timothy Stone 2021 11-Jun-21 9:53am

Thank you all for your help. :)

[no name] 11-Jun-21 15:30pm

Don't see why such a "bad" answer get three (higher rep members) upvotes. Must be from three (higher rep) members which do not have a clue about bool like you.

"if (isRainning == true)" is a no go for me!

Seems to confirm the swamp in CP