I got troubles with AI SAMPLE

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Help me. I'm kinda new with c++ and I'm trying to build a simple AI program.
This is my code below. I am running it with Dev c++ and I got this [Error] expected unqualified-id before else.

can someone help?

What I have tried:

#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
  char str[50];
  here:cin>>str;
  
  if(strcasecmp ("hello",str)==0)
  cout<< "Doing good?";
goto here;
}

 else if(!strcasecmp ("hi",str)){
 {
cout<<"hey there what's your name"<<end1;
goto here;
return 0;

Posted 15-Jul-18 9:05am

AnnoyingPig

Updated 15-Jul-18 23:02pm

RedDk

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Solution 2

You really SHOULDNT use the goto command, because it is deprecated style.

So remove the statement and write the need code or a function call at this place.

Posted 15-Jul-18 23:03pm

KarstenK

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AnnoyingPig 16-Jul-18 8:48am

Thank you for helping. @KarstenK sir What are samples for function call?

jeron1 16-Jul-18 10:55am

Here is but one of many links.
C++ Functions[^]

AnnoyingPig 19-Jul-18 4:30am

okay. Thank you sir. @jeron1

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Bryian Tan · Accepted Answer · 2018-07-15T09:14:00

Solution 1

the posted code is missing a open curly bracket {

C++

if(strcasecmp ("hello",str)==0) {
    cout<< "Doing good?";
    goto here;
 }

Posted 15-Jul-18 9:14am

Bryian Tan

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AnnoyingPig 15-Jul-18 15:17pm

where to put???? @Bryian Tan. Master.
Thank you for reply.

Bryian Tan 15-Jul-18 15:20pm

This line

if(strcasecmp ("hello",str)==0)

to

if(strcasecmp ("hello",str)==0) {

AnnoyingPig 15-Jul-18 15:32pm

@Bryian Tan. Master sir. I Got it right Thank you so much!