Java Program

[icedragon770]

it said error on else without if
int largest; // Largest of the three values.
int smallest; // Smallest of the three values.
int x;
int y;
int z;
//Write assignment, if, or if else statements here as appropriate.

if (x>y)
largest=x;
smallest=y;
else
largest=y;
smallest=x;
if (largest<z)
largest=z;
if (smallest>z)
smallest=z;
thats how it look whats wrong?

[DarrylBurke]

What's wrong is that you posted your code without using the code tags, and that you didn't use braces { } to surround the if / else blocks.

db

[DevzAbhi]

int largest; // Largest of the three values.
int smallest; // Smallest of the three values.
int x;
int y;
int z;
//Write assignment, if, or if else statements here as appropriate.

if (x>y){
largest=x;
smallest=y;

}
else
{largest=y;
smallest=x;
}
if (largest<z)
{
largest=z;
}

if (smallest>z)
{
smallest=z;
}



Always use braces for enclosing the block of code .{}

[icedragon770]

int largest; // Largest of the three values.
int smallest; // Smallest of the three values.
int x;
int y;
int z;
//Write assignment, if, or if else statements here as appropriate.

if (x>y){
largest=x;
smallest=y;

}
else
{largest=y;
smallest=x;
}
if (largest<z)
{
largest=z;
}

if (smallest>z)
{
smallest=z;
}



Always use braces for enclosing the block of code .{}

that helps a lot

[Norm]

{largest=y;

I'd recommend NOT putting code on the same line as the {
When you go to add code often it will between the { and the first line of code.
And a standing alone { is easier to see than one next to a statement

[DarrylBurke]

What Norm said, plus a whole lot more valuable stuff:
Code Conventions for the Java(TM) Programming Language: Contents

db

[icedragon770]

thanks norm