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How do you make an if statment to several things?
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I'm making a program and want to use an if statement to add a 0 to output if the numbers = 0-9. I know how to do an if statement like:
int number=0;
if (number==5){
cout << " whatever " << endl;
}
Is there any way to do somthing like this?
int number=0;
if (number==1-9){
cout << " whatever " endl;
Thankyou for the help, it is well apreciated!
int number=0;
if (number==5){
cout << " whatever " << endl;
}
Is there any way to do somthing like this?
int number=0;
if (number==1-9){
cout << " whatever " endl;
Thankyou for the help, it is well apreciated!
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