If Statement

[White5Tig3r0]

#include <iostream>
int main()
{
    using std::cout;
    using std::cin;
    
    int age
    cout << "Enter Your Age: ";
    cin >> age;
    
    if (age > 10)
    cout << "You are young\n";
    
    if (age < 20)
    cout << "Welcome adult\n";
    
    if (age < 30)
    cout << "Wow 30's\n";
    
    if (age < 40)
    cout << "Good job on keeping with the times";
    
    if (age < 50)
    cout << "How is over the hill";
    
    return 0;
}
     

Error I get is
8 `age' does not name a type
9 `age' undeclared (first use this function)

It is simple program to see if I could get the if statement to work. Seems I didn't :P any help would be nice. Thanks

[Zaita]

You using statements should be outside of the main function.
Your missing semi-colon at the end of int age

You also want to use

using std::endl;

for

cout << "you are young" << endl;

And use else-statements.

if (age <10)
 cout << "young" << endl;
else if (age < 20)
 cout << "not as young" << endl;

[White5Tig3r0]

Thanks for the fast replay
Now it seems to close soon as I enter the age, is there a way to stop this.

[Zaita]

Before the return 0; put system("PAUSE");

[White5Tig3r0]

Again thanks for fast response and it is now working get.

[Zaita]

no worries. Well asked questions typically get good fast responses :)

[CheesyBeefy]

Also, I think your conditional statements are backwards.

You should flip the signs of your greater-than + less-than signs. ( '<', '>' )