If statment

[NZ_Kiwis]

Hi I want to run a simple if statment but with conditions

if ($replies < '15') {
$ranking = 'School Boy';
} elseif ($replies > '16') {
$ranking = 'Age Group';
} elseif ($replies > '46') {
$ranking = 'Next Level';
}

But I want the middle one toset "Age Group" if the $replies is greater than 16 but less then or equal to 45

how do i write that??

[Atomiku]

if ($replies < 15) {
$ranking = 'School Boy';
} elseif ($replies > 16 && $replys < 46) {
$ranking = 'Age Group';
} elseif ($replies > 46) {
$ranking = 'Next Level';
}

That should work 🙂
if not, Sorry. Its 5AM and I havent had any sleep lol

[xxdrossxx]

if ($replies < 15) {
$ranking = 'School Boy';
} elseif ($replies > 16 && $replies <= 46) {
$ranking = 'Age Group';
} elseif ($replies > 46) {
$ranking = 'Next Level';
} 

that's what you asked for..

but in that case, ages 15 and 16 won't resolve at all. is this what you meant to do?

[halojoy]

Maybe Atomiku code is easier to understand,
and sure it will work perfect.

But a slightly changed code could be this:

<?php

if ( $replies < 15) { 
$ranking = 'School Boy'; 
} 
elseif ( $replies < 46) { 
$ranking = 'Middle Group'; 
}
else { 
$ranking = 'Older People'; 
}

?>

I also noticed in original topic, your code write '15' instead of just number 15

'15' is a string of 2 characters, a text to read
while
15 is a number, a quantity, representing not a string, but the number of 15 exemplars of something
XV - is another way to specify the number of 15

Now php is very forgiving for this, so it will work with or without quotes around 15.
Because PHP is smart enough to figure out you mean a number of years !!!!

🙂