If else misbehaving.

[SupaLawlCat]

I have to write a program that outputs certain sentences based on the size of a number.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()


{
double num;



cout << "Please enter a number. \n \n";
cin >> num;
{
	if (num <= 0)
	{
			cout << "These are COLD numbers!! \n";
	}

	if else (num > 0 && <= 9)
	{
			cout << "These are DEDO numbers.\n";
	}

	else
	{
			cout << "These are WARM figures!!! Where's the pool? \n";
	}

}

cout << "\n \n \n";  
return 0;			 
}

I'm not sure why it isn't working. My friend's code looks the exact same as far as we can tell, and it works fine.

Thanks,

[maeriden]

It's "else if", not "if else".

[psychoticbear]

You might want to add 'num' in between the '&&' and the '<= 9'.

[jasongog24]

As maeriden said it is else if not if else

[giblit]

There is no need to check if it is greater than 0 on line 19. If it is not less than or equal to 0 it can only be greater than 0.