Object orientation programming

[Jokernxs]

Write your question here.

Int x=20
Int y=1
If (x <0 || x>y&&y != 9)
--x
--y
Cout <<x<<""<<y<< endl

This is in the book oop c++ but when I run this program it gives off a lot of errors I am just starting into OOP please any assistance would be helpful please

[TarikNeaj]

Your title is kinda confusing since this has nothing to do with OOP :p

Either way. Its int not Int lowercase "i".

Same with the if statement. The syntax in c++ pretty much never starts with a big letter. Same with cout.

Also you need to have semicolons at the end of each thing.

int x=20;

Also you probably want a space in between so do it like this instead

<< " " <<

Full program:

int x = 20;
	int y = 1;
	if (x <0 || x>y&&y != 9)
	{
		--x;
		--y;
	}
		
	cout << x << " " << y << endl;

Thanks for using codetags.

[Jokernxs]

This is how the book we are using for this class showed the code thank you for the assistance

[TarikNeaj]

This is how the book we are using for this class showed the code

hmm Maybe it was pseudo code? Meaning they don't show code that you can compile, but its written in a way that is understandable yet not compilable.