How to write an if statement with multiple || and && in C? [closed]












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What is a concise way to write an if statement with more than many || and && in C?



I want to only execute a printf statement if a either 1,2,4 or 6 AND b = 8 and c = 10, can I put all these conditions into the same if statement?



eg. can I write something like:



if ((a = 1||2||4||6) && b == 8 && c == 10)



//do something


This doesn't seem to work...






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    What is a concise way to write an if statement with more than many || and && in C?



    I want to only execute a printf statement if a either 1,2,4 or 6 AND b = 8 and c = 10, can I put all these conditions into the same if statement?



    eg. can I write something like:



    if ((a = 1||2||4||6) && b == 8 && c == 10)
    

    
//do something


    This doesn't seem to work...






    c if-statement multiple-conditions







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    closed as too broad by devnull, dandan78, JJJ, A5C1D2H2I1M1N2O1R2T1, Blackhole May 18 '14 at 23:49


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      What is a concise way to write an if statement with more than many || and && in C?



      I want to only execute a printf statement if a either 1,2,4 or 6 AND b = 8 and c = 10, can I put all these conditions into the same if statement?



      eg. can I write something like:



      if ((a = 1||2||4||6) && b == 8 && c == 10)
      

      
//do something


      This doesn't seem to work...






      c if-statement multiple-conditions







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      What is a concise way to write an if statement with more than many || and && in C?



      I want to only execute a printf statement if a either 1,2,4 or 6 AND b = 8 and c = 10, can I put all these conditions into the same if statement?



      eg. can I write something like:



      if ((a = 1||2||4||6) && b == 8 && c == 10)
      

      
//do something


      This doesn't seem to work...






      c if-statement multiple-conditions




      c if-statement multiple-conditions






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      closed as too broad by devnull, dandan78, JJJ, A5C1D2H2I1M1N2O1R2T1, Blackhole May 18 '14 at 23:49


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      closed as too broad by devnull, dandan78, JJJ, A5C1D2H2I1M1N2O1R2T1, Blackhole May 18 '14 at 23:49


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          if ((a == 1 || a == 2 || a == 4 || a == 6) && b == 8 && c == 10)





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            It might be better to write this with a switch statement inside of an if instead.



            if(b == 8 && c == 10) {
            
    switch(a) {
            
        case 1:
            
        case 2:
            
        case 4:
            
        case 6:
            
            printf("value worksn");
            
    }
            
}





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                      It might be better to write this with a switch statement inside of an if instead.



                      if(b == 8 && c == 10) {
                      
    switch(a) {
                      
        case 1:
                      
        case 2:
                      
        case 4:
                      
        case 6:
                      
            printf("value worksn");
                      
    }
                      
}





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                        It might be better to write this with a switch statement inside of an if instead.



                        if(b == 8 && c == 10) {
                        
    switch(a) {
                        
        case 1:
                        
        case 2:
                        
        case 4:
                        
        case 6:
                        
            printf("value worksn");
                        
    }
                        
}





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                          It might be better to write this with a switch statement inside of an if instead.



                          if(b == 8 && c == 10) {
                          
    switch(a) {
                          
        case 1:
                          
        case 2:
                          
        case 4:
                          
        case 6:
                          
            printf("value worksn");
                          
    }
                          
}





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                          It might be better to write this with a switch statement inside of an if instead.



                          if(b == 8 && c == 10) {
                          
    switch(a) {
                          
        case 1:
                          
        case 2:
                          
        case 4:
                          
        case 6:
                          
            printf("value worksn");
                          
    }
                          
}






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