#include<iostream>

using namespace std;



//This is used to convert the decimal input to the same number in hex.

/////START OF FUNCTION 

int hex(int myDecimal) //<<"nbr" is input here and becomes the variable "myDecimal"

{

	int myHex=0; // blank hex number for use soon.

	while (myDecimal>0) // Runs through the if statement until we're finished.

	{

		if (myDecimal >=1000) //If the decimal # is more than 1000

		{				

			myDecimal-=1000; //subtract 1000 from myDecimal (in decimal)

			myHex+=0x1000;   //add 1000 to myHex (in hex)

		}

		else if(myDecimal>=100) //same for 100

		{

			myDecimal-=100;

			myHex+=0x100;

		}

		else if (myDecimal >=10) //same for 10

		{

			myDecimal-=10;

			myHex+=0x10;

		}

		else if(myDecimal>0) //same for 1

		{

			myDecimal-=1;

			myHex+=0x1;

		}

	}

return myHex; //This will send the final value of myHex back to the main program.

}

//////END OF FUNCTION



int main()

{

int nbr;

int a;

cout<<"Enter a 4-digit number:\n";

cin>>nbr; //Takes the input in decimal

cin.ignore();

if((hex(nbr))==0x4321) //the "hex(nbr)" part sends the variable "hex" to the function above.

{

cout<<"Good Boy";

}else



for(a=0;a<15;a++)

{

cout<<"Bad.....Boy\n\n\n";

}

cin.get();

return 0;

}

#include <iostream>

#include<windows.h>

using namespace std;



int main () {



int nbr=4321;

cout<<"Enter a 4-digit number:\n";

cin>>nbr;

cin.ignore();



if (nbr==4321){

MessageBox(NULL,"...Good Boy","learning..",MB_OK);

}else

cout<<"....BadBoy";

cin.get();



return 0;

}

if (nbr==4321){

MessageBox(NULL,"...Good Boy","learning..",MB_OK|MB_TOPMOST|MB_SETFOREGROUND );

#include <iostream>

#include<Windows.h>



using namespace std;



int main () {

    string nme;

    cout << "Enter a name: \n";

    cin >> nme;

    cin.ignore();



    if (nme == "danisha" {

        MessageBox (NULL, "...Good Morning", "greetings", MB_OK  |MB_TOPMOST);

    } else {

        // Do whatever you need to do here

    }



    cin.get(); 

    // This get is a hack. It keeps the console application from terminating

    // before you've seen all the input. Don't confuse it with the actual

    // program's logic. A slightly nicer hack would be system("pause";



    return 0;

    // This return is unnecessary as the C++ spec dictates that main

    // returns zero by default. But we'll leave it in here as this is the 

    // exception to a far more general rule.

}