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date and time is aggravating.
like any code, though, unravel it with more code:
if(mm < nowLocal.tm_mon+1 && dd < nowLocal.tm_mday)
cout << "true 1" << endl;
if(yyyy < nowLocal.tm_year+1900)
cout << "true 2" << endl;
some prints like that should quickly let you find any logic errors as you exercise it.
unrelated but this is a classic case of why do-while exists rather than duplicate code.
like any code, though, unravel it with more code:
if(mm < nowLocal.tm_mon+1 && dd < nowLocal.tm_mday)
cout << "true 1" << endl;
if(yyyy < nowLocal.tm_year+1900)
cout << "true 2" << endl;
some prints like that should quickly let you find any logic errors as you exercise it.
unrelated but this is a classic case of why do-while exists rather than duplicate code.
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