No match for 'operator==' in a simple string code

Question

Writing a simple code and ran into a problem I\'m not sure how to deal with. I tried looking into it with a search but nothing I found was much help and everyone\'s answers wer

Answer 1

lastTwoChars is a string, you are comparing it with an int in these statements :

         if (lastTwoChars == 41)
         { 
              cout << "Red";
         }
         if (lastTwoChars == 25)
         { 
              cout << "Black";
         }
         if (lastTwoChars == 30)
         { 
              cout << "Green";
         }

This is against the defined behaviour for string. You have to compare it to a string or char*.

         if (lastTwoChars == "41")
         { 
         }
              cout << "Red";
         .
         .
         .

Now "41" is a const char* in this case and it can be compared with a string or a char*.