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darcyhegarty
1,177 PointsChain multiple if statements
I've tried combinations of else if and else to complete the following:
if ( i < 0 ){ printf("negative") } _____________ ( i > 0 ) { printf("positive"); } _____________ { printf("zero"); }
After rewatching the video, placing either ("else if", "else if") or ("else if", "else") as the answers should work, however I appear to be missing something.
2 Answers
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 PointsHi Darcy,
else if and then else worked for me. Maybe try again.
Misha Shaposhnikov
8,718 Pointsprintf is a C function. If you are using Objective-C, use
NSLog(@"Hello World");
NSLog(@"i = %d",i);
NSLog(@"pi = %f",3.14);
See the NSLog documentation for how to format integer, floating point, and object values. Remember to add the '@' symbol before the double quotes.
As far as the conditionals go, make sure that your 'i' variable is initialized. That's all I can say. Please describe in greater detail what exactly is not working so that we may know what to look for.