Question

I’m working on a C++ program that determines the winner of a type of game by comparing the two teams total scores. There are a few combindations of scores that are invalid. At the top of my code I declare a Boolean called “isInvalid” and set it to false.

For each invalid score combindation I have an if statement that makes sure to print “invalid result” if that combindation is entered in and I follow that if statement with setting “isInvalid” = True (one of these if statements is the first picture below), now if all entered scores ARE valid then I want it to print who the winner is by first checking if the game is valid (isInvalid = false) and then checking who has the higher score using if statements ( this part is in the 2nd picture). Can you tell me if I have everything formated correctly? If i type in a valid score, it doesn’t print the winner so I think something is wrong with the last part... thanks!!

if (tl s1&& t2 s 1) cout < "Invalid seeker score"; isInvalid -true;

Answer 1

you made wrong in last two function,

You wrote IsInvalid=false, which means assignemnt, means you are assigning false to vaiable Isinvalue, but actuall you wanted to compare them so that should be: IsInvalid==false.

so correcte code:

if(isInvalid==false && t1_total>t2_total)

{

cout<<"Team 1 won the game";

}

if(isInvalid==false && t2_total>t1_total)

{

cout<<"Team 2 won the game";

}

please give thumbs up, thanks