2.10 – Find Bigger Number Between Two Inputs | if…else Limitation Explained | New Series

📝 Video Description

Welcome to the C Programming – Complete Course (New Series) by Burle Sharma.

In this class (2.10), we write a C program to accept two numbers from the user and display the bigger number.

First, the program is explained using if…else, with a clear assumption that the user enters two different numbers.
Under this assumption, the program works correctly and gives the expected output.

Then, an important practical question is discussed:

👉 What if both input numbers are equal?

At this stage, it is explained that:

Using if…else, this situation cannot be handled properly
Using simple if is possible, but simple if has its own limitations

Because of these limitations, it is concluded that this problem should be solved using the else-if ladder, which will be discussed in upcoming classes.

To make the concept clear, the video follows a structured approach:

Writing the expected output
Writing the program using if…else
Performing the dry run
Executing the program
Discussing logical limitations
Preparing the foundation for else-if ladder

🎓 What you’ll learn in this video:

Accepting two inputs from the user
Comparing two numbers using if…else
Finding the bigger number logically
Understanding assumptions in problem-solving
Why if…else fails when both numbers are equal
Why simple if is not an ideal solution
Why else-if ladder is required
Importance of choosing the right control statement

🧠 Key Learning Point:

A program may work correctly under certain assumptions, but real-world problems require handling all possible cases.
That is why else-if ladder becomes necessary when multiple conditions exist.

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