How can I modify the code if the two numbers are the same?

[Salem]

HI every one .






Here is my code

#include <stdio.h>



int main() {
 

  int a,b,c ;
    printf("Enter  the three values\n");
    scanf("%d %d %d",&a,&b,&c);
    if(a>b){
         if(a>c){
            printf("a is the biggest value",a);

         }
         else{
            printf("c is the biggest value",c);
         }
         if ("b>c"){
            printf("b is the biggest value",b);
         }
         else
         {
             printf("c is the biggest value",c);
         }
       }


  return 0;

    }

I want to modify it , if the person gibt two number the same
like , A= 3 , B=4 , C=5 so thprogram will show tha c is the biggest number , but that is not true, so I want to solve this problem

 

[Deleted member 2829]

Please do not post screenshots of your code. Post your code in proper code tags. I'm sure this is explained somewhere in the Forum Rules and/or FAQ.

Now what on earth are these quotes doing here ?
if ("b>c") {
This does not compare b and c, but just evaluates to true, because the value of the string "b>c" is non-zero. This is how C works, read up on it if needed. Your statement can cause B being flagged the biggest number even if it isn't.

But, you are printing the name of the variable instead of the value which the assignment asked for.
Change your output lines to printf("%d is the biggest value", a); and so forth.
Then your output would have been correct. i.e. 3 is the biggest value. I think modern C compilers would give an error or warning on your printf's.

In the last screenshot you get a compiler error. What exactly is unclear about that, given you inserted an extra opening bracket on line 7 ? If I can give you one good advice: line up your opening and closing brackets so you will SEE when they do not match. To hell with that modern fad of putting the opening bracket at the end of the if line. Whoever invented that should be, well.... paintballed at least.

Next, there seems to be a single quote dangling in mid-air on line 25. That will probably be your next compile error.

Lastly, given that you need the value and not the name, it's silly to have 4 printf's for this. Find out what the largest value is and print it once after the logic is done.

 

[Deleted member 2829]

Thanks for helping with this problem. I also have the same situation.

Well, I don't know if I'm actually helping... seeing that the OP did not bother to reply 😮

 

[Deleted member 2829]

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