Nested if statement in C





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My code need to execute only one case path from 3x2 table which is; for Male 140 to 160 cm: short, 161 to 180 cm: medium; 181 to 199 cm: tall and for Female 120 to 140 cm: short, 141 to 165 cm: medium and 166 to 180 cm: tall.



For example, if i enter 153 cm woman, output is need to be only medium. But now my code gives output if i enter 153 cm woman, medium & tall together at the end.



How can i edit this code so far to execute for only one case for two combinations, age and length, and one of the three option for length; for example if i enter 153 cm woman, it will need say only medium.



#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{

int length;
char gender;

printf("enter gender: ");
scanf("%c", &gender);

printf("enter length: ");
scanf("%d", &length);

if (gender == 'M' || 'm') {

if (length <= 140 && length <= 160 ) {

printf ("short");
}

if (length <= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

printf ("medium");

}

if (length <= 181 && length <= 199 ) {

printf ("tall");
}

if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') {

if (length <= 120 || length <=140) {

printf("short");

if (length <=141 || length <=165) {

printf ("medium");

if (length <=166 || length <=180) {

printf ("tall");}

else {

printf("error");
}
}
}
}
}



return 0;
}









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    if (gender == 'M' || 'm') is always true. Did you mean if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm')? And if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') will never be true as it is inside the if that checks if the gender is Male. Also, all your length conditions are wrong. length <= 140 && length <= 160 -> length >= 140 && length <= 160 etc

    – Spikatrix
    Nov 17 '18 at 7:25













  • ah yes, typo error in that line, this should be (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') for capital/lower case. thanks. trying this way now.

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:19













  • still doesnt work, how should i seperate man and woman blocks, i am confusing curly bracket using. (even inside of blocks)

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:48











  • if(gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') { /* length checks */ } else if(gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') { /* length checks */ }

    – Spikatrix
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:49













  • man block ok but woman block has still problem output is: enter gender: w enter length: 142 shortmediumtall

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:56




















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My code need to execute only one case path from 3x2 table which is; for Male 140 to 160 cm: short, 161 to 180 cm: medium; 181 to 199 cm: tall and for Female 120 to 140 cm: short, 141 to 165 cm: medium and 166 to 180 cm: tall.



For example, if i enter 153 cm woman, output is need to be only medium. But now my code gives output if i enter 153 cm woman, medium & tall together at the end.



How can i edit this code so far to execute for only one case for two combinations, age and length, and one of the three option for length; for example if i enter 153 cm woman, it will need say only medium.



#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{

int length;
char gender;

printf("enter gender: ");
scanf("%c", &gender);

printf("enter length: ");
scanf("%d", &length);

if (gender == 'M' || 'm') {

if (length <= 140 && length <= 160 ) {

printf ("short");
}

if (length <= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

printf ("medium");

}

if (length <= 181 && length <= 199 ) {

printf ("tall");
}

if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') {

if (length <= 120 || length <=140) {

printf("short");

if (length <=141 || length <=165) {

printf ("medium");

if (length <=166 || length <=180) {

printf ("tall");}

else {

printf("error");
}
}
}
}
}



return 0;
}









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    if (gender == 'M' || 'm') is always true. Did you mean if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm')? And if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') will never be true as it is inside the if that checks if the gender is Male. Also, all your length conditions are wrong. length <= 140 && length <= 160 -> length >= 140 && length <= 160 etc

    – Spikatrix
    Nov 17 '18 at 7:25













  • ah yes, typo error in that line, this should be (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') for capital/lower case. thanks. trying this way now.

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:19













  • still doesnt work, how should i seperate man and woman blocks, i am confusing curly bracket using. (even inside of blocks)

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:48











  • if(gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') { /* length checks */ } else if(gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') { /* length checks */ }

    – Spikatrix
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:49













  • man block ok but woman block has still problem output is: enter gender: w enter length: 142 shortmediumtall

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:56
















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My code need to execute only one case path from 3x2 table which is; for Male 140 to 160 cm: short, 161 to 180 cm: medium; 181 to 199 cm: tall and for Female 120 to 140 cm: short, 141 to 165 cm: medium and 166 to 180 cm: tall.



For example, if i enter 153 cm woman, output is need to be only medium. But now my code gives output if i enter 153 cm woman, medium & tall together at the end.



How can i edit this code so far to execute for only one case for two combinations, age and length, and one of the three option for length; for example if i enter 153 cm woman, it will need say only medium.



#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{

int length;
char gender;

printf("enter gender: ");
scanf("%c", &gender);

printf("enter length: ");
scanf("%d", &length);

if (gender == 'M' || 'm') {

if (length <= 140 && length <= 160 ) {

printf ("short");
}

if (length <= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

printf ("medium");

}

if (length <= 181 && length <= 199 ) {

printf ("tall");
}

if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') {

if (length <= 120 || length <=140) {

printf("short");

if (length <=141 || length <=165) {

printf ("medium");

if (length <=166 || length <=180) {

printf ("tall");}

else {

printf("error");
}
}
}
}
}



return 0;
}









share|improve this question














My code need to execute only one case path from 3x2 table which is; for Male 140 to 160 cm: short, 161 to 180 cm: medium; 181 to 199 cm: tall and for Female 120 to 140 cm: short, 141 to 165 cm: medium and 166 to 180 cm: tall.



For example, if i enter 153 cm woman, output is need to be only medium. But now my code gives output if i enter 153 cm woman, medium & tall together at the end.



How can i edit this code so far to execute for only one case for two combinations, age and length, and one of the three option for length; for example if i enter 153 cm woman, it will need say only medium.



#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{

int length;
char gender;

printf("enter gender: ");
scanf("%c", &gender);

printf("enter length: ");
scanf("%d", &length);

if (gender == 'M' || 'm') {

if (length <= 140 && length <= 160 ) {

printf ("short");
}

if (length <= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

printf ("medium");

}

if (length <= 181 && length <= 199 ) {

printf ("tall");
}

if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') {

if (length <= 120 || length <=140) {

printf("short");

if (length <=141 || length <=165) {

printf ("medium");

if (length <=166 || length <=180) {

printf ("tall");}

else {

printf("error");
}
}
}
}
}



return 0;
}






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  • 3





    if (gender == 'M' || 'm') is always true. Did you mean if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm')? And if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') will never be true as it is inside the if that checks if the gender is Male. Also, all your length conditions are wrong. length <= 140 && length <= 160 -> length >= 140 && length <= 160 etc

    – Spikatrix
    Nov 17 '18 at 7:25













  • ah yes, typo error in that line, this should be (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') for capital/lower case. thanks. trying this way now.

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:19













  • still doesnt work, how should i seperate man and woman blocks, i am confusing curly bracket using. (even inside of blocks)

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:48











  • if(gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') { /* length checks */ } else if(gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') { /* length checks */ }

    – Spikatrix
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:49













  • man block ok but woman block has still problem output is: enter gender: w enter length: 142 shortmediumtall

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:56
















  • 3





    if (gender == 'M' || 'm') is always true. Did you mean if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm')? And if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') will never be true as it is inside the if that checks if the gender is Male. Also, all your length conditions are wrong. length <= 140 && length <= 160 -> length >= 140 && length <= 160 etc

    – Spikatrix
    Nov 17 '18 at 7:25













  • ah yes, typo error in that line, this should be (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') for capital/lower case. thanks. trying this way now.

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:19













  • still doesnt work, how should i seperate man and woman blocks, i am confusing curly bracket using. (even inside of blocks)

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:48











  • if(gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') { /* length checks */ } else if(gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') { /* length checks */ }

    – Spikatrix
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:49













  • man block ok but woman block has still problem output is: enter gender: w enter length: 142 shortmediumtall

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 8:56










3




3





if (gender == 'M' || 'm') is always true. Did you mean if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm')? And if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') will never be true as it is inside the if that checks if the gender is Male. Also, all your length conditions are wrong. length <= 140 && length <= 160 -> length >= 140 && length <= 160 etc

– Spikatrix
Nov 17 '18 at 7:25







if (gender == 'M' || 'm') is always true. Did you mean if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm')? And if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') will never be true as it is inside the if that checks if the gender is Male. Also, all your length conditions are wrong. length <= 140 && length <= 160 -> length >= 140 && length <= 160 etc

– Spikatrix
Nov 17 '18 at 7:25















ah yes, typo error in that line, this should be (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') for capital/lower case. thanks. trying this way now.

– kadir
Nov 17 '18 at 8:19







ah yes, typo error in that line, this should be (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') for capital/lower case. thanks. trying this way now.

– kadir
Nov 17 '18 at 8:19















still doesnt work, how should i seperate man and woman blocks, i am confusing curly bracket using. (even inside of blocks)

– kadir
Nov 17 '18 at 8:48





still doesnt work, how should i seperate man and woman blocks, i am confusing curly bracket using. (even inside of blocks)

– kadir
Nov 17 '18 at 8:48













if(gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') { /* length checks */ } else if(gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') { /* length checks */ }

– Spikatrix
Nov 17 '18 at 8:49







if(gender == 'M' || gender == 'm') { /* length checks */ } else if(gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') { /* length checks */ }

– Spikatrix
Nov 17 '18 at 8:49















man block ok but woman block has still problem output is: enter gender: w enter length: 142 shortmediumtall

– kadir
Nov 17 '18 at 8:56







man block ok but woman block has still problem output is: enter gender: w enter length: 142 shortmediumtall

– kadir
Nov 17 '18 at 8:56














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For below lines, it has to be length >= 161.
Pls check similar lines for this.



   if (length <= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

printf ("medium");

}





share|improve this answer
























  • thanx ill check.

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 10:43



















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kadir you have done a number of mistakes , no problem . Practice makes a man perfect ...!
Compare your code and your code that i changed .. and realize the mistakes . Explanation is given as comments in code .



#include<stdio.h>

int main()
{

int length;
char gender;

printf("enter gender: ");
scanf("%c", &gender);

printf("enter length: ");
scanf("%d", &length);

if (gender == 'M' ||gender == 'm') { //comparison should be done in both sides of or

if (length >= 140 && length <= 160 ) {

printf ("short");
}

else if (length >= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

printf ("medium");

}

else if (length >= 181 && length <= 199 ) {

printf ("tall");
}
}
else if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') {
if (length >= 120 && length <=140) {

printf("short");
}
else if (length >=141 && length <=165) { // & should be used.

printf ("medium");
}
else if (length >=166 && length <=180) {

printf ("tall");}

else { /* if you are using else simply , it corresponds to the last if not all the if's in front so try using if else .*/

printf("error");
}
}



return 0;
}


Good Luck






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    You need to compare length in an exclusive range. Here is the code:



    #include <stdio.h>

    int main()
    {

    int length;
    char gender;

    printf("enter gender: ");
    scanf("%c", &gender);

    printf("enter length: ");
    scanf("%d", &length);

    if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm'){
    if (length <= 160 )
    printf ("shortn");
    if (161 <= length && length <= 180)
    printf ("mediumn");
    if (181 <= length && length <= 199)
    printf ("talln");

    }

    if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w'){
    if (length <= 140)
    printf ("shortn");
    if (141 <= length && length <= 165)
    printf ("mediumn");
    if (166 <= length && length <= 180)
    printf ("talln");
    if(length>=180)
    printf("error n");
    }
    else if(gender != 'm'|| gender!='M'|| gender!='w'||gender!='W')
    printf("error");
    return 0;

    }





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    • Also consider trying out either topper(gender) or tolower(gender) functions from the ctype library :)

      – reedx8
      Nov 17 '18 at 11:20











    • thanks, how can i add an error message for wrong char entry, which is not m/M or w/W? i mean user can only enter m/M or w/W. otherwise program will say error.

      – kadir
      Nov 17 '18 at 11:32











    • Consider using else ifs @reedx8

      – Spikatrix
      Nov 17 '18 at 11:34











    • @kadir add an else condition with the error message you would like. Perhaps have user repeat using a do-while loop as well around all of the conditions until user enters a w or m. So, else{printf(“error message here”)}

      – reedx8
      Nov 17 '18 at 12:17












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    For below lines, it has to be length >= 161.
    Pls check similar lines for this.



       if (length <= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

    printf ("medium");

    }





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    • thanx ill check.

      – kadir
      Nov 17 '18 at 10:43
















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    For below lines, it has to be length >= 161.
    Pls check similar lines for this.



       if (length <= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

    printf ("medium");

    }





    share|improve this answer
























    • thanx ill check.

      – kadir
      Nov 17 '18 at 10:43














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    For below lines, it has to be length >= 161.
    Pls check similar lines for this.



       if (length <= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

    printf ("medium");

    }





    share|improve this answer













    For below lines, it has to be length >= 161.
    Pls check similar lines for this.



       if (length <= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

    printf ("medium");

    }






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    • thanx ill check.

      – kadir
      Nov 17 '18 at 10:43



















    • thanx ill check.

      – kadir
      Nov 17 '18 at 10:43

















    thanx ill check.

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 10:43





    thanx ill check.

    – kadir
    Nov 17 '18 at 10:43













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    kadir you have done a number of mistakes , no problem . Practice makes a man perfect ...!
    Compare your code and your code that i changed .. and realize the mistakes . Explanation is given as comments in code .



    #include<stdio.h>

    int main()
    {

    int length;
    char gender;

    printf("enter gender: ");
    scanf("%c", &gender);

    printf("enter length: ");
    scanf("%d", &length);

    if (gender == 'M' ||gender == 'm') { //comparison should be done in both sides of or

    if (length >= 140 && length <= 160 ) {

    printf ("short");
    }

    else if (length >= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

    printf ("medium");

    }

    else if (length >= 181 && length <= 199 ) {

    printf ("tall");
    }
    }
    else if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') {
    if (length >= 120 && length <=140) {

    printf("short");
    }
    else if (length >=141 && length <=165) { // & should be used.

    printf ("medium");
    }
    else if (length >=166 && length <=180) {

    printf ("tall");}

    else { /* if you are using else simply , it corresponds to the last if not all the if's in front so try using if else .*/

    printf("error");
    }
    }



    return 0;
    }


    Good Luck






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      kadir you have done a number of mistakes , no problem . Practice makes a man perfect ...!
      Compare your code and your code that i changed .. and realize the mistakes . Explanation is given as comments in code .



      #include<stdio.h>

      int main()
      {

      int length;
      char gender;

      printf("enter gender: ");
      scanf("%c", &gender);

      printf("enter length: ");
      scanf("%d", &length);

      if (gender == 'M' ||gender == 'm') { //comparison should be done in both sides of or

      if (length >= 140 && length <= 160 ) {

      printf ("short");
      }

      else if (length >= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

      printf ("medium");

      }

      else if (length >= 181 && length <= 199 ) {

      printf ("tall");
      }
      }
      else if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') {
      if (length >= 120 && length <=140) {

      printf("short");
      }
      else if (length >=141 && length <=165) { // & should be used.

      printf ("medium");
      }
      else if (length >=166 && length <=180) {

      printf ("tall");}

      else { /* if you are using else simply , it corresponds to the last if not all the if's in front so try using if else .*/

      printf("error");
      }
      }



      return 0;
      }


      Good Luck






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        kadir you have done a number of mistakes , no problem . Practice makes a man perfect ...!
        Compare your code and your code that i changed .. and realize the mistakes . Explanation is given as comments in code .



        #include<stdio.h>

        int main()
        {

        int length;
        char gender;

        printf("enter gender: ");
        scanf("%c", &gender);

        printf("enter length: ");
        scanf("%d", &length);

        if (gender == 'M' ||gender == 'm') { //comparison should be done in both sides of or

        if (length >= 140 && length <= 160 ) {

        printf ("short");
        }

        else if (length >= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

        printf ("medium");

        }

        else if (length >= 181 && length <= 199 ) {

        printf ("tall");
        }
        }
        else if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') {
        if (length >= 120 && length <=140) {

        printf("short");
        }
        else if (length >=141 && length <=165) { // & should be used.

        printf ("medium");
        }
        else if (length >=166 && length <=180) {

        printf ("tall");}

        else { /* if you are using else simply , it corresponds to the last if not all the if's in front so try using if else .*/

        printf("error");
        }
        }



        return 0;
        }


        Good Luck






        share|improve this answer













        kadir you have done a number of mistakes , no problem . Practice makes a man perfect ...!
        Compare your code and your code that i changed .. and realize the mistakes . Explanation is given as comments in code .



        #include<stdio.h>

        int main()
        {

        int length;
        char gender;

        printf("enter gender: ");
        scanf("%c", &gender);

        printf("enter length: ");
        scanf("%d", &length);

        if (gender == 'M' ||gender == 'm') { //comparison should be done in both sides of or

        if (length >= 140 && length <= 160 ) {

        printf ("short");
        }

        else if (length >= 161 && length <= 180 ) {

        printf ("medium");

        }

        else if (length >= 181 && length <= 199 ) {

        printf ("tall");
        }
        }
        else if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w') {
        if (length >= 120 && length <=140) {

        printf("short");
        }
        else if (length >=141 && length <=165) { // & should be used.

        printf ("medium");
        }
        else if (length >=166 && length <=180) {

        printf ("tall");}

        else { /* if you are using else simply , it corresponds to the last if not all the if's in front so try using if else .*/

        printf("error");
        }
        }



        return 0;
        }


        Good Luck







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            You need to compare length in an exclusive range. Here is the code:



            #include <stdio.h>

            int main()
            {

            int length;
            char gender;

            printf("enter gender: ");
            scanf("%c", &gender);

            printf("enter length: ");
            scanf("%d", &length);

            if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm'){
            if (length <= 160 )
            printf ("shortn");
            if (161 <= length && length <= 180)
            printf ("mediumn");
            if (181 <= length && length <= 199)
            printf ("talln");

            }

            if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w'){
            if (length <= 140)
            printf ("shortn");
            if (141 <= length && length <= 165)
            printf ("mediumn");
            if (166 <= length && length <= 180)
            printf ("talln");
            if(length>=180)
            printf("error n");
            }
            else if(gender != 'm'|| gender!='M'|| gender!='w'||gender!='W')
            printf("error");
            return 0;

            }





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            • Also consider trying out either topper(gender) or tolower(gender) functions from the ctype library :)

              – reedx8
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:20











            • thanks, how can i add an error message for wrong char entry, which is not m/M or w/W? i mean user can only enter m/M or w/W. otherwise program will say error.

              – kadir
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:32











            • Consider using else ifs @reedx8

              – Spikatrix
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:34











            • @kadir add an else condition with the error message you would like. Perhaps have user repeat using a do-while loop as well around all of the conditions until user enters a w or m. So, else{printf(“error message here”)}

              – reedx8
              Nov 17 '18 at 12:17
















            0














            You need to compare length in an exclusive range. Here is the code:



            #include <stdio.h>

            int main()
            {

            int length;
            char gender;

            printf("enter gender: ");
            scanf("%c", &gender);

            printf("enter length: ");
            scanf("%d", &length);

            if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm'){
            if (length <= 160 )
            printf ("shortn");
            if (161 <= length && length <= 180)
            printf ("mediumn");
            if (181 <= length && length <= 199)
            printf ("talln");

            }

            if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w'){
            if (length <= 140)
            printf ("shortn");
            if (141 <= length && length <= 165)
            printf ("mediumn");
            if (166 <= length && length <= 180)
            printf ("talln");
            if(length>=180)
            printf("error n");
            }
            else if(gender != 'm'|| gender!='M'|| gender!='w'||gender!='W')
            printf("error");
            return 0;

            }





            share|improve this answer


























            • Also consider trying out either topper(gender) or tolower(gender) functions from the ctype library :)

              – reedx8
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:20











            • thanks, how can i add an error message for wrong char entry, which is not m/M or w/W? i mean user can only enter m/M or w/W. otherwise program will say error.

              – kadir
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:32











            • Consider using else ifs @reedx8

              – Spikatrix
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:34











            • @kadir add an else condition with the error message you would like. Perhaps have user repeat using a do-while loop as well around all of the conditions until user enters a w or m. So, else{printf(“error message here”)}

              – reedx8
              Nov 17 '18 at 12:17














            0












            0








            0







            You need to compare length in an exclusive range. Here is the code:



            #include <stdio.h>

            int main()
            {

            int length;
            char gender;

            printf("enter gender: ");
            scanf("%c", &gender);

            printf("enter length: ");
            scanf("%d", &length);

            if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm'){
            if (length <= 160 )
            printf ("shortn");
            if (161 <= length && length <= 180)
            printf ("mediumn");
            if (181 <= length && length <= 199)
            printf ("talln");

            }

            if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w'){
            if (length <= 140)
            printf ("shortn");
            if (141 <= length && length <= 165)
            printf ("mediumn");
            if (166 <= length && length <= 180)
            printf ("talln");
            if(length>=180)
            printf("error n");
            }
            else if(gender != 'm'|| gender!='M'|| gender!='w'||gender!='W')
            printf("error");
            return 0;

            }





            share|improve this answer















            You need to compare length in an exclusive range. Here is the code:



            #include <stdio.h>

            int main()
            {

            int length;
            char gender;

            printf("enter gender: ");
            scanf("%c", &gender);

            printf("enter length: ");
            scanf("%d", &length);

            if (gender == 'M' || gender == 'm'){
            if (length <= 160 )
            printf ("shortn");
            if (161 <= length && length <= 180)
            printf ("mediumn");
            if (181 <= length && length <= 199)
            printf ("talln");

            }

            if (gender == 'W' || gender == 'w'){
            if (length <= 140)
            printf ("shortn");
            if (141 <= length && length <= 165)
            printf ("mediumn");
            if (166 <= length && length <= 180)
            printf ("talln");
            if(length>=180)
            printf("error n");
            }
            else if(gender != 'm'|| gender!='M'|| gender!='w'||gender!='W')
            printf("error");
            return 0;

            }






            share|improve this answer














            share|improve this answer



            share|improve this answer








            edited Nov 17 '18 at 13:46









            Matthieu Brucher

            17.8k52445




            17.8k52445










            answered Nov 17 '18 at 11:13









            reedx8reedx8

            186




            186













            • Also consider trying out either topper(gender) or tolower(gender) functions from the ctype library :)

              – reedx8
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:20











            • thanks, how can i add an error message for wrong char entry, which is not m/M or w/W? i mean user can only enter m/M or w/W. otherwise program will say error.

              – kadir
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:32











            • Consider using else ifs @reedx8

              – Spikatrix
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:34











            • @kadir add an else condition with the error message you would like. Perhaps have user repeat using a do-while loop as well around all of the conditions until user enters a w or m. So, else{printf(“error message here”)}

              – reedx8
              Nov 17 '18 at 12:17



















            • Also consider trying out either topper(gender) or tolower(gender) functions from the ctype library :)

              – reedx8
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:20











            • thanks, how can i add an error message for wrong char entry, which is not m/M or w/W? i mean user can only enter m/M or w/W. otherwise program will say error.

              – kadir
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:32











            • Consider using else ifs @reedx8

              – Spikatrix
              Nov 17 '18 at 11:34











            • @kadir add an else condition with the error message you would like. Perhaps have user repeat using a do-while loop as well around all of the conditions until user enters a w or m. So, else{printf(“error message here”)}

              – reedx8
              Nov 17 '18 at 12:17

















            Also consider trying out either topper(gender) or tolower(gender) functions from the ctype library :)

            – reedx8
            Nov 17 '18 at 11:20





            Also consider trying out either topper(gender) or tolower(gender) functions from the ctype library :)

            – reedx8
            Nov 17 '18 at 11:20













            thanks, how can i add an error message for wrong char entry, which is not m/M or w/W? i mean user can only enter m/M or w/W. otherwise program will say error.

            – kadir
            Nov 17 '18 at 11:32





            thanks, how can i add an error message for wrong char entry, which is not m/M or w/W? i mean user can only enter m/M or w/W. otherwise program will say error.

            – kadir
            Nov 17 '18 at 11:32













            Consider using else ifs @reedx8

            – Spikatrix
            Nov 17 '18 at 11:34





            Consider using else ifs @reedx8

            – Spikatrix
            Nov 17 '18 at 11:34













            @kadir add an else condition with the error message you would like. Perhaps have user repeat using a do-while loop as well around all of the conditions until user enters a w or m. So, else{printf(“error message here”)}

            – reedx8
            Nov 17 '18 at 12:17





            @kadir add an else condition with the error message you would like. Perhaps have user repeat using a do-while loop as well around all of the conditions until user enters a w or m. So, else{printf(“error message here”)}

            – reedx8
            Nov 17 '18 at 12:17


















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