C++ :: Add Some Warning Message When Imputing Date Is Older Than Preset Value
Sep 5, 2014
recently I wanted to add some warning message when imputing date (DD.MM.YY) is older than some pre-set value.
day DD
month MM
year YY
pre-set date 21.7.2014
The condition I have is
if((YY < 2014) ||
(YY == 2014 && MM < 7) ||
(YY == 2014 && MM == 7 && DD < 21){
//warning message
}
Now I was just curious if there is easier way to implement this condition. To use less code. When I extend the condition to hour:minute:second the code would only grow fast. Also I know I should not use "magic numbers" but it is only for the demonstration.
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