How to use '<=' and '>=' in cases?

Question

can you help me, please?

Answer 1

Did you mean something like this?

int x=5, y=9;
switch(x>=y){
case 0: cout<<"x is smaller" ;
break;
case 1: cout<<"x is larger or equal";
break;
}

Answer 2

Haha no prob, Shamimi even sounds better! :D

Answer 3

@Very Hard
her name is Shamima not Shamimi !

@Shamima please forgive @Very Hard typo because he has habit to break his keyboard with his head.😂😂😂

Answer 4

@Shamima Yasmin
-_- Uh....Srry
So wow That you don't kick me off

@Agus Mei
Now I have no keyboard 😂 and my eyes went to red

Answer 5

Idk maybe

switch(1){
case 1:{
if(5 <= 2)
cout << "How was this print out?!";
else if(5 >= 5)
cout << "Ahhhh It's possible to print out";
}
}

if you mean the else meaning
You can't do that to check statement like as that.

Answer 6

@Shamimi Yasmin
Why I don't think like that!?

Answer 7

yes, probably
thank you