C / C++ / MFC

main()
{           
  char ans;
  printf("\n Do you want to play?(Y/N) ");    // <-- the \n should be at the end, probably. Up to you.
	
  scanf("%c",&ans);
  if ((ans == 'y'))                            //  <-- why the double brackets?
  {
    if (ans == 'y')                            //  <-- haven't you just tested this two lines up?
    {
      printf("\n Ok lets play! Press (Y) ");
    }
  }
	
  /*THIS IS WHERE IT SKIPS*/
  scanf("%c",&ans);
  if ((ans == 'y'))
  {   
    if (ans == 'y')                            // <-- You reeeeeeeally want to be sure they press Y!
    { 
      printf("\n Press (Y) again ");
    }
  }
	
  /* AND DOES THIS INSTEAD - Confused */
  scanf("%c",&ans);
  if ((ans == 'y'))
  {
    if ((ans == 'y'))
    { 
      printf("\n Program Success!\n\n");
    }
  }

  return 0;
} 

Iain Clarke wrote:

Note that I (a) read the forum guidelines about using the pre tag, (b) formatted your code so it is readable, and (c) have located my Caps Lock key.
I did however use multiple exclamation marks so it still looks like I was mad while typing.

lincoding wrote:

CAN ANY ONE TELL ME WHY IT SKIPS THE THIRD "IF" AND GOES ON TO THE FORTH?

scanf("%c", &ans);

ans = getch();

Archy_Yu wrote:

Is MFC out of date?

Archy_Yu wrote:

Should I learn it by heart

Archy_Yu wrote:

any body can help me?

Archy_Yu wrote:

i am a Chinese,and not very much good at English

Archy_Yu wrote:

i would like make a friend with you

dehseth wrote:

virtual void OnMouseDown(int Button, int X, int Y) = NULL;
virtual void OnMouseMove(int X, int Y) = NULL;
virtual void OnMouseUp(int Button, int X, int Y) = NULL;
virtual bool OnRender(void) = NULL;