When I try to use the following as the beginning of any statement, I get an error:
if (s[i] % 10) > 3)
How would I go about doing this?
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what's wrong with this statement
When I try to use the following as the beginning of any statement, I get an error:
if (s[i] % 10) > 3)
How would I go about doing this?
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Re: what's wrong with this statement
Please copy the full text of the error message and paste it here. It has important info about the error.I get an error
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Re: what's wrong with this statement
One open bracket is missing.Originally Posted by ghostheadx
When I try to use the following as the beginning of any statement, I get an error:
if (s[i] % 10) > 3)
How would I go about doing this?
try:
if (s[i] % 10 > 3)
Re: what's wrong with this statement
@aba muhammad
Removing brackets makes the code harder to read. Properly placed ()s make the code easier to understand and prevents confusion on operator precedents.
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Re: what's wrong with this statement
I knew that as like a syntax error, but I mean it returns a cannot find symbol error, even when I fix that. Although, I think norm is possibly right.
Re: what's wrong with this statement
aba muhammad's point is that there are 2 close parens to only one open paren in the original. There's a paren mismatch. Take one away as aba muhammad suggested or add one to make it look better, but fix the mismatch.
Re: what's wrong with this statement
Then the array s is not in scope.
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