Some Help!

[spa]

Ok im tryin to write a program, that is sort of like a password protection thingy, where it asks the password, and if u get it right it says, correct you may continue (after that would let u continue with program, in future program) and if u type it wrong It will, deny you and leave you with nothing.

Now, my problem is, declaring the variables..
this is wat I got so far

#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int shokka; //correct password
int ??????; // wrong password


im stuk on the second variable... How can I declare it if it can be more than one thing???? like i dont understand.... how to declare a variable that will have different inputs....like it could be "defew" or "moomannHy89"

Thnx

[Badass Gandhi]

You have to use strings instead of integers to store passwords.

Strings are just arrays of characters, and there are plenty of useful functions in stdlib.h for dealing with them.

[WetWired]

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <conio.h>

const char sPwdCorrect[]="shokka";

int main(){
char sPwdEntered[1024];
printf("Enter Password:");
gets(sPwdEntered);
if(strcmp(sPwdEntered,sPwdCorrect)!=0){
printf("Password Incorrect\n");
return 1;
}//endif(strcmp(sPwdEntered,sPwdCorrect)!=0)
printf("Password Correct\n");
//continue program here
return 0;
}


Study it and learn. If you're a beginning programmer, I would suggest starting with BASIC instead of C
--WetWired