What is wrong with this code? I really don't get it...

Question

include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int age;
cin >> age;
switch (age) {
case (age<18):
cout << "Too young";
break;
case (age>=18 && age<=70):
cout << "Adult";
break;
case (age>70 && age<120):
cout << "Senior";
break;
default: cout <<"what the hell are u?";
}

return 0;
}

Answer 1

No. You can only use cases in a switch statement for a SPECIFIC value for age. For what you want to do, use if-else statments.

if ()
{

}
else if ()
{

}
else
{

}

Answer 2

Yup, correct.

Answer 3

when you use switch we put only the value after case
for exemple
case 18:
cout << ;

Answer 4

Ok thanks for your help! So to sum up:
"case number" is equivalent to "if X == number"
Right?

Answer 5

yeah