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C# C# Basics (Retired) Perfect if / else if / else

Posted by tony macholtz
tony macholtz
323 Points

Number sets and using <,>,= and such, mistake in quiz.

When looking at number, the table says less than 21 print Too Cold, next line 21 to 22 is Just right, Greater than 22 is too hot. the number 22 is really not covered. 21 TO 22 means up to, but not including 22, the next line misses 22 by saying Greater than, but not including. I know it seems picking. BUT this is why we use <,>,<=,>=. I am an old time C++ guy. You have done a great job,, just wanted to point this out.

Thanks, Tony

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,670 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,670 Points

As used here, "21 to 22" is meant to be inclusive. You could substitue "21 through 22" or "21 or 22".