Trouble with reading file

mrb9337 (19)
So I have three .txt files: data.txt, medium.txt, and hard.txt. Here is my code

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        ifstream input;

	int level;
	cout<<"Which level would you like to play? \n"
		<<"1.Easy"<<endl
		<<"2.Medium"<<endl
		<<"3.Hard";
	cin>>level;

	if(level = 1)
	{
		input.open("data.txt");
	}

	else if(level = 2)
	{
		input.open("medium.txt");
	}

	else if (level = 3)
	{
		input.open("hard.txt");
	}


	int r = 0;
	int c = 0;

	input>>r; //gets first number in file
	input>>c; //gets second number in file

	input.close();


The data.txt file has the coordinates (3,4)
The medium.txt file has the coordinates (4,4)
The hard.txt file has the coordinates (5,5)

However, when I print out the r and c variables, as the coordinates, they always print out 3,4, no matter what level I choose.

Any idea why?
jsmith (5804)
level = 1 assigns 1 to level
level == 1 compares 1 to level

mrb9337 (19)
Sweet so I'm pretty much the stupidest person ever. Guess I just needed a second eye. Thank you!
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