#include
using namespace std;
Int main ()
{
Int a=0;
Int b=0;
int c=0;
cin> a;
cin> b;
cin> c;
cout <"Pig a quality is" & lt;
{
Case1:
A. & gt; B and a & gt; c;
cout <"The fattest pig is a" & lt;
A. & gt; B and a & gt; c;
cout <"The fattest pig is a" & lt;
A. & gt; B and a & gt; c;
cout <"The fattest pig is a" & lt;
A==b & gt; c;
cout <"The fattest pig is a and b" & lt;
A==c & gt; b;
cout <"The fat pig" is both a and c & lt;
B==c & gt; a;
cout <"The fattest pig is b and c" & lt;
A==b==c;
cout <"The three little pigs as fat" & lt;
system("pause");
return 0;
}
Ask about what switch brackets should write
This topic should share the switch structure to do?
CodePudding user response:
Case3:A. & gt; B and a & gt; c; Without this
Only by constant characters
Case 'a'
For if the else
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