I have a function that will return an integer. I set the integer at the beginning to 0 and at the end, an if statement sets it to 1 if the function determines a problem.
How could I write a bit of code that will run this function if the function returns 0, and if the function does not return 0, move on to the else statement?
Is this correct?
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if(exampleFunction(variable) == 0)
{
cout << "run the if part" << endl;
}
else
{
cout << "run the else part" << endl;
}