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Conditions in class member functions

tywin (5)
Hello, if someone could aid in my project that would be wonderful. I have the core program down, it runs fine and whatnot. However, my conditions inside my class member functions do not operate whatesoever.

Example, if cin >> vehicleID doesn't satisfy my condition (must be only three digits)it should proceed to ask for the vehicleID until it is three digits.

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 #include <iostream>
#include<conio.h>

using namespace std;

class UsedCar
{
private:
	int vehicleID;
	double price;
	int year;
	int miles;
	int yearsOld;
	double value;
public:
	void determineMileageRating();
	void setVehicleID();
	void setPrice();
	void displayUsedCar();
	void setYear(int year);
	void setMiles();
};

void UsedCar::setVehicleID()
{
	cout << "Enter vehicle ID - use 3 digits ";
	cin >> vehicleID;
	while (vehicleID < 99 && vehicleID > 1000)
	{
		cout << "Use 3 digits please ";
		cin >> vehicleID;
	}
}
void UsedCar::setPrice()
{
	cout << "Enter price ";
	cin >> price;
}
void UsedCar::setYear(int year)
{
	 
	cout << "Enter year of car ";
	cin >> year;
		while (year < 1940 && year > 2015)
		{
			cout << "Check the year and reenter ";
			cin >> year;
	}
}
void UsedCar::setMiles()
{
	cout << "Enter miles on vehicle ";
	cin >> miles;
	determineMileageRating();
}
void UsedCar::determineMileageRating()
{
	yearsOld = 2015 - year;

	cout << "------------------------------------" << endl;
	if (miles < (yearsOld * 8000)){
		cout << "This is a low mileage car";
	}
	else if (miles < (yearsOld * 15000)){
		cout << "This is an average mileage car";
	}
	else cout << "That is a lot of miles for the age";
	cout << endl;
}

void UsedCar::displayUsedCar()
{ 
	cout << "You're vehichle information is as follows " <<
	  "\nID #" << vehicleID << "\nPrice: $" << price <<
	"\nMiles: " << miles << endl;
}


void main()
{
	UsedCar aCar;
	aCar.setVehicleID();
	aCar.setPrice();
	aCar.setYear();
	aCar.setMiles();
	aCar.displayUsedCar();
	_getch();
}


Thank you for your time and concern,
Tyler
Duthomhas (13212)
A number cannot be both (less than 99) AND (greater than 1000).

Hope this helps.
tywin (5)
Wow, VERY silly error!
Thank you so much.. I need to be more observant I guess.
Simple replace with || :)

Have a great night
Duthomhas (13212)
No problem. It happens to everyone.
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