[C++] Wtf is wrong?

[P1raten]

What am i doing wrong?

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

char Pick;

void OptionA();
void OptionB();
void OptionC();
void OptionAfalse();
void OptionBfalse();
void OptionCfalse();
void YIsTrue();
void YAIsTrue();
void YBIsTrue();

bool a = false;
bool b = false;
bool c = false;


int main() {
	system("cls");
	cout<<"a&c = y"<<endl;
	cout<<"b&c = y"<<endl;
	cout<<"a = false"<<endl;
	cout<<"b = false"<<endl;
	cout<<"c = false"<<endl;
	cout<<"V'a'lj en bokstav att 'a'ndra\n"<<endl;
	cin>>Pick;
	if (Pick == 'a')
	{
			OptionA();
	}
	if (Pick == 'b')
	{
			OptionB();
	}
	if (Pick == 'c')
	{
			OptionC();
	}
}

void OptionA() {
	if (a)
	cout << "a is true" << endl;
	bool a = false;
	OptionAfalse();
}

void OptionAfalse() {
	if (!a)
	cout << "a is false" << endl;
	bool a = true;
	YIsTrue();
}

void OptionB() {
	if (b)
	cout << "b is true" << endl;
	bool b = false;
	OptionBfalse();
}

void OptionBfalse() {
	if (!b)
	cout << "b is false" << endl;
	bool b = true;
	YIsTrue();
}

void OptionC() {
	if (c)
	cout << "c is true" << endl;
	bool c = false;
	OptionCfalse();
}

void OptionCfalse() {
	if (!c)
	cout << "c is false" << endl;
	bool c = true;
	YIsTrue();
}

void YIsTrue() {
	if ((c) && (a))
		YAIsTrue();
	if ((c) && (b))
		YBIsTrue();
}

void YAIsTrue() {
	if (a)
		cout << "Y is true" << endl;
		system("pause");
}

void YBIsTrue() {
	if (b)
		cout << "Y is true" << endl;
		system("pause");
}

[Cypher]

Based on that code, quite a lot.

[P1raten]

Based on that code, quite a lot.

That is not helping at all, cypher.

If im not mistaking i was asking WHAT is wrong. Meaning that i want something specific.

If you could help me then i'd really appreciate it.

[Xarg0]

You failed at using the compare operator ==, you've used = very often instead of ==
and what you're doing doesn't have anything to do with programming...

[Pragma]

Also, you need to know the difference between variable types, a char is not a Boolean value.

Although Cypher didn't say anything specific, he didn't really need to, your code is about 97% messed up. I suggest starting from the basics with a tutorial from a reputable website or author.

[P1raten]

Yeh, i fixed some parts of it now. But it still doesnt work.

[abuckau907]

void OptionAfalse() {
if (!a)
cout << "a is false" << endl;
bool a = true;
YIsTrue();
}

for 1, you need to surround your "IF" code with brackets. Your code basically ignored the If and runs everything anyway..you need to use brackets like..

IF ( something )
{
//do this code if something is truse
}
else
{
//run this code if something is false
}

without the brackets it's just throwing away the If's result then calling the below code unconditionally. (Unless you have a 1-liner after the If..then you need no brackets?) Also..at the top you declared 'Bool a', then in this code you say 'bool a = True' --> Are you trying to re-declare a (ie. new variable), because I think you just made a 2nd variable (local scope) w/ the same name..maybe that's what you were trying to do?

[Cypher]

You asked a stupid question so I gave a stupid answer.

Don't post a giant slab of code and say "what is wrong". That's retarded. We're not mind readers, so give some specifics, ask some actual questions, not giant blanket questions.

Also, get yourself a reputable C++ book to learn from, as your code just reeks of someone who is trying to "teach themselves" and doing a very bad job of it.

I'll help you, but only if you help yourself first.

[P1raten]

You asked a stupid question so I gave a stupid answer.

Don't post a giant slab of code and say "what is wrong". That's retarded. We're not mind readers, so give some specifics, ask some actual questions, not giant blanket questions.

Also, get yourself a reputable C++ book to learn from, as your code just reeks of someone who is trying to "teach themselves" and doing a very bad job of it.

I'll help you, but only if you help yourself first.

Appreciate that you are willing to help me cypher.

I fixed it myself however.

Had to re-write it twice. ^^