If loop and while loop

[Pnukup]

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can use "strcmp" :ohdear:

[jA_cOp]

There is no such thing as an if loop...

Anyway, you can use std::strcmp (#include<cstring>) to compare strings represented by null-terminated character arrays:
[cpp]
if(strcmp(hello, "hello") != 0)
{
//hello is not "hello"
}
[/cpp]

Keep in mind that hello[5] can't actually fit "hello", though, because you need room for the null terminator. Also, use cin.getline instead of >> for strings:
[cpp]
char hello[6];
cin.getline(hello, 6);
[/cpp]

That way you don't get buffer overflows.

[Pnukup]

Please delete this thread.