How to correctly use the if/else statement when working with strings

[Bnn678]

When i use the if statement while working with strings, i always get the first option presented, as if it doesnt actually do the test just runs the first so heres my script

string enter;
cin >> enter;
if (enter=="yes" || "Yes")
{cout << "The objective is to collect gold!" << endl;}
else{cout << "Okay, goodbye!" << endl; return 1;};

all i ever get is "The objective is to collect gold!" thanks for your time, really appreciate it

[Hippogriff]

You need to do if(enter == "Yes" || enter == "yes")

You can't check both at the same time like you are doing.

[Bnn678]

Okay thanks that worked, also do you know how to use something other than 'if' so that if you misspell it, it doesnt just quit the program?