Test (C++ Project)

// ConsoleApplication6.cpp Defines the entry point for the console application.

#include <iostream> // IDE library directive does not need quotes
#include "golf.h"
using namespace std;

int main()
{
compare get_values // 'weather' is the name of the class "aka world in lecture tutorial" 
	value.get_values  // 'variable1' is the piece of the math function I want to run 
value.temp(); // 'output' is the piece of the math function I want to run 
value.members();

	system("pause"); 
return 0;
}

 #include <iostream> // # sign indicates a direcive/macro
 using namespace std; 

class compare
{
public:
    void get_values();
    void compare_values();
    void EvenOdd();
private:
    int val1;
    int val2;
};
void compare::get_values()
{
std::cout << "Enter num1: "; //information goes out
    std::cin >> val1;
    std::cout << "Enter num2: "; // information goes in
    std::cin >> val2;
}
void compare::compare_values()
{
    if (val1> val;

    std::string res = "even"; //set a default value
    if (val%2) res = "odd"; // a number is even if it is 0 modulo 2 and odd otherwise
    std::cout << "The value " << val << " is an " << res << " number\n";
}
void compare::EvenOdd()
{
int val = 0;
std::cout << "testing for odd or even...";
std::cout << "please enter an integer:";
std::cin >> val;

std::string res = "even"; //set a default value 
if (val%2) res = "odd"; //a number is tested to check if it is TRUE or FALSE. 
//% in C++ means "remainder" modulus
//false = remainder 0; true = remainder 1
//means: IF true, output "if" statement. IF  false, skip "if" statement

//boolean data type: data type that holds either true or false (1 or 0)
//comparison statement: evaluates a statement by comparison. 
//2+2 == 4 evaluates to true 2+5 evaluates as false.

std::cout << "the value" << val << "is an" << res<< "number\n";
    }
     system("pause");  
     return 0;
    }