The sum of two numbers

[ENh0ko23]

I am writing an if else statement where i need to see if the sum of two numbers in equal to, greater than or less than 100. I put in this code down below, and when i compile it , it shows two of the statements.

if (a + b > 100)
		cout << "The sum of these numbers is less than 100." << endl;
	if (a + b == 100)
		cout << "The sum of these numbers is equal to 100." << endl;
	else
		cout << "The sum of these numbers is greater than 100." << endl;

[joe864864]

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[TheIdeasMan]

Except that the logic is backwards :+)

        if (a + b > 100) {
		cout << "The sum of these numbers is less than 100." << endl;
        }

Always uses braces, even if there is only one statement.

[longberns]

@joe864864, i think you missed < for >

       if ((a + b) < 100)
         {
            cout << "The sum of these numbers is less than 100." << endl;
         }
		
	else if ((a + b) == 100)
	 {
             cout << "The sum of these numbers equal to 100." << endl;
         }
	else
          {
               cout << "The sum of these numbers is greater than 100." << endl;
          }