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Comparing age of two friends of different age

With this program we can find who is elder amongst the friends of different age.

Learning Objectives

  • Seeing an if-else condition handle different items only. Handling equality is not there.

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TC++ #1880

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Run Output 

Enter your age : 17

Enter your friend's age : 16

You are older than your friend.



-OR-

Enter your age : 16

Enter your friend's age : 17

You friend is older than you.

Code Understanding

int sa,fa; cout<<“Enter your age : “;cin>>sa; cout<<“Enter your friend’s age : “;cin>>fa;
Two ages are being collected here.

if(sa>fa) cout<<“You are older than your friend.”<<endl;
This is when you are older.

else cout<<“You friend is older than you.”<<endl;
This is when your friend is older.

 

Notes

 

Common Errors

  • Since this is not a type of if-else ladder, so multiple else if conditions are not checked here and hence the case of same age of two friends will not give correct output.


Suggested Filename(s): agecomparison.cpp, unequalage.cpp
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sunmitra| Created: 23-Dec-2017 | Updated: 15-Sep-2018|

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