ade4prof:
Write a C++ program that print "Too Many" when the variable count exceeds 100

int count = 0;
do{
 count<<"Too many";
 break;
}while(count++ > 100);

Ikesmith:
It is been long I did c++ though, but I think this code should work, with maybe a little debugging

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){

for(int count = 1; count<=101; count++){
cout<<count<<endl;
if(count>100){
cout<<"Too many"<<endl;
}

return 0;
}

Deicide:

int count = 0;
do{
 count<<"Too many";
 break;
}while(count++ > 100);

shegzhkn:


Really ??

Flawed code .

shegzhkn:


Really ??

Flawed code .

africonn:


< Will fix the bug

ehinorlive:
change for(int count = 1; count<=101; count++){

to for(int count = 1; count<101; count++){

TheCongo2:


What is wrong with count <= 101

ehinorlive:
using ( < = ) will make it count to exactly 101 but using (< ) will count to 100

Deicide:

int count = 0;
do{
 count<<"Too many";
 break;
}while(count++ > 100);

airsaylongcome:


Do loop will execute at least once before checking the loop condition meaning it will print "Too many" 100 times and when count=101 will stop and print nothing