error problem

[ts1000]

no syntax errorsbut it shows up false everytime no matter what

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

// password
int main()
{
	char fName[15];
	char lName[15];
	char middleInitial;
	char SSN[9];
	char startPassword[15];
	char conformation[15];

	cout << "Enter full name including middle initial respectivly: " << endl << "first name: ";
	cin >> fName;
	cout << "   last name: ";
	cin >> lName;
	cout << "   middle initial: ";
	cin >> middleInitial;
	cout << endl << "Enter Social security number: ";
	cin >> SSN;
	cout << endl << "Enter Password: ";
	cin >> startPassword;
	cout << endl;
	cout << "Enter password: ";
	cin >> conformation;
	if(startPassword == conformation)
	{
		
		cout << endl << fName << " " << middleInitial << " " << lName << " SSN: " << SSN;
	}
	else
		cout << "Wrong!";f
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}

[firedraco]

if(startPassword == conformation)

This doesn't work with character arrays. Use an std::string.

[ts1000]

do i need to include something for that?

[Browni3141]

#include<string>
and if you need to know how to use them:
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/

[empress]

or use gets(fname);

and include<stdio>

[filipe]

Don't ever use gets(). It allows buffer overruns and has been a major security problem in the past. And the header is either stdio.h (in C) or cstdio (in C++), never stdio.

[alexanderswang]

Why is there an 'f'?

	else
		cout << "Wrong!";f
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}

[filipe]

@alexanderswang: watch your manners and be polite. This is a friendly forum.

[alexanderswang]

@filipe: Sorry, got it fixed.