If Statements

#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    // Here is our first if statements
    // Let's see how it works
    // Try typing in the code below
    // What do you think will happen?
    // Do you see the differences in the code below? Explain what do you see

    // Code Section 1
    int pancakes = 5;

    if (pancakes > 4)
        std::cout << "We need to eat more pancakes! \n" ;

    // ***If needed, include and delete system pause on where needed
    // system("pause");

    // Code Section 2
    // Now copy the code below try an if...else statement
    // Now, what if we change the 5 to a 2?
    // What happens if we remove the {} for the second expression?

    int pancakesArea2 = 5;

    if (pancakesArea2 > 4)
        std::cout << "We need to eat more pancakes! \n";

    if (pancakesArea2 < 3)
    {
        std::cout << "WHOA! WE NEED MORE PANCAKES! START THE ENGINES! \n";
    }

    // Code Section 3
    // What happens if we included an else statement. What do you think will happen?

    int pancakesPies = 5;

    if (pancakesPies > 4)
        std::cout << "We need to eat more pancakes!";

    else
    {
        std::cout << "WHOA! WE NEED MORE PANCAKES! START THE ENGINES!";
    }

    // Code Section 4

    // Try changing the numbers and getting all three responses

    int pancakesMonsters = 5;

    if (pancakesMonsters >= 4)
        std::cout << "We need to eat more pancakes!";

    else if (pancakesMonsters == 10)
        std::cout << "WHOA! WE NEED MORE PANCAKES! START THE ENGINES!";

    else
        std::cout << "What just happened?";

}