if statement ?

[LATCH100]

if firstPrice<secondPrice then the firstPrice is discarted but if its the other way around then the secondPrice is discarted.

cout << "the first price is discarted" << endl;
cout << "the second price is discarted" << endl;

how can i make so if (firstPrice==secondPrice), then either one is chosen?

[anup30]

if (6>5)
cout << "none is chosen!"

[LATCH100]

my bad i didnt make it clear, if firstPrice==secodPrice

either
cout << "the first price is discarted" << endl;
or
cout << "the second price is discarted" << endl;
is displayed

[andrewthecoder]

make one if with the case 1 being greater than the other then inside that you do your c out then make an if else with your 2nd case and inside that one you have the message printed out there you want

[anup30]

computers dont have any personal choice. without specific instruction how can it chose between something. you can add coin-flip algorithm