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Hello, please help.
I have a guy called: "TZ" and a guy called: "WY".
TZ has 1000 salary
WY has 10 salary

Input the NAME on startup, and then the program will identify either it's TZ or WY or others... using the command "switch"

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Thanks a lot

isn't it just to use the switch as usual?

Code:

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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
        char name[2];
        cout << "Please enter your name: ";
        cin >> name;

        switch(name[0])
        {
        case 'T': cout << "hi ty";
                break;
                case 'W': cout << "hi WY";
                break;
        default: cout << "hi you";
                break;
        }

        return 0;
}

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I declared:

Code:

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char you[100];

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how come I can't set the Value of it during
main(){}?

Code:

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you="ME AND YOU!";

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PHP Code:

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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
    char POS[100];
    int SAL;
    cout<<"Please enter your Position in Sviesoft:"<<endl;
    cin>>POS;
    switch(POS[0]){
    case 'pddddddd':cout<<"WOW!!! PROGRAMMER, YOUR SALERY IS:"<<endl;SAL=5000;cout<<SAL<<endl;break;
    case 'MANAGER':cout<<"SURE, MANAGE TOM IF YOU CAN!"<<endl;SAL=3998;cout<<SAL<<endl;break;
    case 'TOMZHANG':cout<<"BOSS!!! YOU DECIDE!"<<endl;cin>>SAL;cout<<"You get! "<<SAL<<" Dollars!!"<<endl;break;
    default:cout<<"I'm sorry. There's no record of your position in Sviesoft"<<endl;break;}
    return 0;} 


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Anyone knows how to solve this?

#1 - putting all that code on single lines makes it very difficult to read.

#2 - You can't switch on anything except int's and char's. But only one char. switching on 'TOMZHANG' is not legal.

you'll need a series of if(!strcmp()) statements