Problem with printing strings

[Ep1cM1n10n]

This doesn't work for some reason. I don't know why, i hope i can get help. It prints nothing
this is just a snippet

  string input1
  string output1
  cin >> input1
  if (input1 == "11101000") {
	output1 == ";";
  };
  cout << output1;

[mbozzi]

Probably because it doesn't compile.

[Ep1cM1n10n]

it is just a snippet of my code, my actual code is waaay to long to actually put in here. It does also compile but still has this issue

[mbozzi]

Well, then maybe input1 is different than "11101000".

[Browni3141]

Lines 1, 2 and 3 don't have semi-colons, but since you said the code compiles I'm guessing you just forgot.

Line 5 doesn't do anything. You used the comparison operator, '==', when you want the assignment operator '='.

[Ep1cM1n10n]

it worked thanks. btw the missung semi-colens are because the part i did not copy from my code and just typed it in there just to... idk why i put those there.

[Ep1cM1n10n]

the bug came from my pain of trying to use chars instead of strings