Please see below. I only want the "credit limit exceeded" to print if the ending balance (endbal) is greater than the credit limit (limit). Currently, it always prints out. I think my problem my be in my "if" statement. Please advise. Any help would be greatly appreciated. #include <stdio.h> int main () { int account; /* Customer's account number */ int beginbal; /* Beginning balance */ int charges; /* Monthly charges */ int credits; /* Monthly credits */ int limit; /* Credit limit */ int endbal; /* Ending balance */ printf( "Enter the account number (-1 to end):\n" ); scanf( "%d", &account ); printf( "Enter the beginning balance:\n" ); scanf( "%d", &beginbal ); printf( "Enter the total charges: \n" ); scanf( "%d", &charges ); printf( "Enter the total credits: \n" ); scanf( "%d", &credits ); printf( "Enter the credit limit: \n" ); scanf( "%d", &limit ); endbal = beginbal + charges - credits; if ( endbal > limit ); printf( "Account number: %d\n", account); printf( "Credit limit: %d\n", limit); printf( "Balance: %d\n", endbal); printf( "Credit Limit Exceeded." ); }

you have serious issues. i will only address the one you asked about. if(endbal > limit); <-- whoa, that's wrong. change it to if(endbal > limit) {     printf( "Account number: %d\n", account);     printf( "Credit limit: %d\n", limit);     printf( "Balance: %d\n", endbal);     printf( "Credit Limit Exceeded." ); } otherwise nothing is happening when endbal > limit because ; ends the line. Chi Happens

Thanks Chi. I got it run now. Though I must admit you scared me with the "you have serious issues" comment. I hope the program will be acceptable. This is an intro to C class (obviously).

Glad to help, sorry about the scare, but... well, your program does not work right. what happens if you enter -1 (to stop as you indicate)? nothing. you have not coded that. you probably are supposed to loop the input/output until they enter in -1, right? address that before you turn in the assignment. Chi Happens