SRL Archive - C/C++ Help and Tutorials

Alright well I've been trying to learn c++ for the past couple days… And this is what I've come up with. Please bear with me, that this is coming from a noob :)

#include<iostream>
#include"FunRc.rc"
using namespace std;

int main( void ){
    string name;
    string age;
    bool correct;
    
    name = prompt( "What is your name?", false, 0);
    age = prompt( "Great, and how old are you?", true, 1 );
    correct = yesorno( "So your name is " + name + " and your " + age + " years old?" );
    if( correct ){
        cout << "Great! Standby..." << endl;
        }
    if( correct = false ){
              cout << "Well please reenter the information...";
              endls( 2 );
              }
	system( "PAUSE" );
}

And this is FunRc.rc:

using namespace std;

void endls( int amount ){
	int tempInt;
	
	tempInt = 0;
	while( tempInt != amount ){
           cout << "" << endl;
           tempInt = tempInt + 1;
           }
	
}

string prompt( string question, bool endlinebefore, int endlines ){
	string result;
	
	if( endlinebefore ){
        endls( 1 );
        }
	cout << question << endl;
	cin >> result;
	endls( endlines );
	return result;
}

bool yesorno( string question ){
     char temp;
     
     cout << question << " <y / n>" << endl;
     cin >> temp;
     if( temp = 'y' ){
         cout << "true" << endl;
         return true;
         }
     if( temp = 'n' ){
         cout << "false" << endl;
         return false;
         }
}

But no matter what I get this:


Its probally something really nooby but give me a break :)

Change:

     if( temp = 'y' ){
         cout << "true" << endl;
         return true;
         }
     if( temp = 'n' ){
         cout << "false" << endl;
         return false;
         }

To:

     if( temp == 'y' ){
         cout << "true" << endl;
         return true;
         }
     if( temp == 'n' ){
         cout << "false" << endl;
         return false;
         }

= sets a value, and == compares two values. You'll also need to change

 if( correct = false ){

to

 if( correct == false ){

Ahhh!!! So = in c++ is like := in scar and == in c++ is like = scar?