How do I evaluate bool in a IF statement between a positive and negative integer in C++? -


I am comparing a variable in my program that is against a negative number in my Arduino project. The scratch code is as follows -

  int y = 40; If (y & lt; -100) {do something; }   

However, when I try to verify my code in the Arduino IDE, I have been greeted with this error message,

  sketch_apr23a. Ino: 'zero loop' in function: sketch_apr23a: 32: error: '0000' was not declared in this scope   

I'm assuming it because - negative of 100 Contrary to the signal, some types of operators probably?

If one statement in C ++ is the best way to compare an integer against a negative integer?

Thanks !!!!!!

> Edit - I do not believe that I had typed an El there, sorry to waste my time with me some time! However, I really appreciate you for your help, and my code is verified right after right, thank you very much! After completing my 12 minutes, I will accept my first answer!

I think you are confused l00 and 100 < / code>.

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