Couting more than it should.

[jjordan33]

Can anyone tell me why my function is couting way more outputs than there are if statements? It doesn't seem possible.
All I need are the characters described in my if statements.

  #include <string>
using namespace std;

char punk()
{
    char pun;
    for(char i='!'; i<='~'; i++){
        pun=i;
    
    
     //!"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`{|}~
    

    if (pun == '.'){
    cout << "-+-+++- ";
    }
    if (pun == ','){
        cout << "-+-++-- ";
    }
    if (pun == ':'){
        cout << "-+++-+- ";
    }
    if(pun == '?'){
        cout << "-++++++ ";
    }
    if(pun == '\''){
        cout << "-+--+++ ";
    }
    if(pun == '_'){
        cout << "-+-++-+ ";
    }
    if(pun == '/'){
        cout << "-+-++++ ";
    }
    if(pun = '"'){
        cout << "-+-+-++ ";
    }
    if(pun == '@'){
        cout << "+------ ";
    }}
    return pun;
    
}

[Ganado]

if(pun = '"'){

You're doing an assignment here. Use two equal signs.

Also please fix your indenting. It's very misleading. Everything inside your for loop should be indented past it.