Message from C, C++ discussions

January 2020

— Also your check for string equality is incorrect, it will compare pointers, not strings
you need to use strcmp

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And if you still want to use one character for b (you can do that), you need to compare with character 'y' and 'Y' in single quotes (and read as %c as mentioned before)

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3683602/single-quotes-vs-double-quotes-in-c-or-c

— Yes i got that message as warning

— #reference-the-standard

— Https://www.bfilipek.com/2019/05/ref-cpp-standard.html

— Guys can you explain which compiler is best....

— Are there any good video resources for stl and newer c++ standards?

— Just chose from clang/gcc/msvc

— That has all header file

— Best site to learn shell scripting?

— Not c/c++ group

— #googleit