#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

//gives a best guess on whether you can dunk or not based on height
int main ()
{
	cout << "Enter your heigh in cm to see if you might be able to dunk or not: ";
	int height {0};
	cin >> height;

	if (!cin){
		cerr << "Pleae round your height to the nearest whole number\n";
	
	if (height <= 160) {
		cout << "Yea... Maybe in another life\n";
	} else if (height <= 170) {
		cout << "It would take a miracle but not impossible\n";
        } else if (height <= 180) {
                cout << "With athleticism and training it's definetly possible, but far from easy\n";
        } else if (height <= 190) {
                cout << "There's a good chance you'll get it with little difficulty\n";	
        } else if (height >= 200) {
                cout << "If you can't dunk at this point, you're a disgrace\n";
	} else {
		cout << "Sorry, no idea if you can dunk or not\n;
	}
	/* I thought a little bit about if there
	 was any way to make this more efficient
	 My first thought was to use a switch 
	 statement but realized that you can't use
	 < or > to express a range of values for one case*/
	return EXIT_SUCSESS
}