Please help find problem

[showells]

I am pretty new to this and I have never seen this and cant really find out what it means when I build the program it is saying up-to-date ?? what does that mean, what am I doing wrong ?

// CS 1361
// Assignment 10

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	int integerA;
	int integerB;
	int Min;
    int Max;
// get integer A
cout << ("Enter an Integer: ");
cin >> integerA;

// get integer B
cout << ("Enter an Integer: ");
cin >> integerB;

    if (integerA>integerB) // checking if integerB is bigger than integerA
    {
       Max = integerA ;
	   Min = integerB ;
	}

   if (integerB>integerA)  // checking if integerA is bigger than integerB
	{
       Max = integerB ;
	   Min = integerA ;
	}
cout<< ("The Highest Number of both integerA and integerB is = ") <<Max;

cout<< ("The Lowest Number of both integerA and integerB is = ") <<Min;

	return 0;
}
  

[Ispil]

It says up-to-date because you didn't change anything between builds. If there is a change that you made between builds, and it still says up-to-date, then you are somehow messing up what code you're building in the first place.

[showells]

it is just suppose to display the maximum and minimum of two numbers that you enter, so max being the largest and min being the smallest. I believe my code is correct because if I rebuild It its says succeeded, then if I type in numbers on the display screen it tells me for example if I end 7 and 13 it says max 13 min 13 ??? and I don't know why

[Smac89]

showells wrote:

if I enter 7 and 13 it says max 13 min 13 ???

Enter an Integer: 7   
Enter an Integer: 13
The Highest Number of both integerA and integerB is = 13
The Lowest Number of both integerA and integerB is = 7

[Ispil]

It would appear that you have mucked up your IDE or compiler somehow, and are using an outdated version of your code with that issue. The code works fine as-is.

[mutexe]

do a clean and rebuild.