#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
  int temp;
  
	printf("What is the temperature? ");
	scanf("%d", &temp);
	
	/* Example 1: branch with only 1 statement to excute */
	if (temp >= 100)
		printf("The water is boiling!\n");
		
	/* Example2: ERROR if assignment operator is used, then condition is always true! */
	/*         The correct condition should use double equality: "if (temp == 1000) " */
	
	if (temp = 1000)
		printf("ERROR: Since condition uses assignment, this is printed\n");
		
	printf("But this statement is always executed.\n\n");	
		
	/* Example 3: branch with several statements to execute. 
		we have to use curved braces to show a code block
		that should be executed together if condition holds */
		
	if (temp >= 100)
	{   /* use opening curved brace to indicate we begin a compound statement */

		printf("WARNING: The water is boiling!\n");
		printf("Turn off the heat!\n");

	}   /* use closing curved brace to indicate we end a compound statement */
	
return(0);
}