Help on terminating a program

[lirik]

  if ((( Year % 4 == 0) && (! ( Year % 100 == 0))) || (( Year % 4 == 0) && (! ( Year % 100 == 0))&&( Year % 400 == 0)))
    {
           cout<<"The Year "<<Year<<" is a leap year!!"<<endl;
    }
    else
    {
           cout<<Year<<" is not a leap year."<<endl;
    }

If I wanted to make it so my program terminates if "Year" is a negative, how exactly would I go about doing that?

Is there a way to terminate out of an if statement if Year is negative?

[lirik]

shameless bump :|

[helios]

Just test Year<1 before the if.

Your condition (a && b) || (a && b && c) is wrong.
First of all, (a && b) || (a && b && c) is equivalent to just (a && b && c) for all a,b,c. Second, there's no number that's divisible by 400 but not by 100.

[biplav17]

< 0 should work i think. As int does for both positive and negative integeres i think

[lirik]

If you are saying to do something like:

if(Year<0)
{
 break;
} 

I am not using a for or while loop so I keep getting an error when I use break;

[lirik]

    if(Year<0)
    {
         cout<<"Since when can a year be negative?"<<endl;
         
    }

    else if ((Year%4 == 0 && Year%100 != 0) || Year%400 == 0)
    {
  
           cout<<"The Year "<<Year<<" is a leap year!!"<<endl;
    }
    else
    {
           cout<<Year<<" is not a leap year."<<endl;
    }
    cout<<endl;

That is what I changed it too... seems to be working :)

[biplav17]

great! :)