Converting C++ to C

[showlow]

Can anyone with experience in C help me convert this code?

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{int m,d,y;

cout<<"Enter month: ";

cin>>m;

cout<<"Enter day: ";

cin>>d;

cout<<"Enter year: ";

cin>>y;

cout<<"The day after "<<m<<"/"<<d<<"/"<<y<<" is: ";

d++;

if(d>30)

{d=1;

m++;

if(m>12)

{m=1;

y++;

}

}

cout<<m<<"/"<<d<<"/"<<y<<endl;

system("pause");

return 0;

}

[zeta_immersion]

#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
   int m, d, y;
	printf("Enter month");
	scanf (&m);
   printf ("Enter day");
   scanf (&d);
   printf ("Enter year");
  scanf (&y);
  printf ("The day after ", m, "/ ", d, "/ ", y, " is: ");
  d++;
  if (d>30)
  {
	  d=1;
  }
  m++;
  if (m>12)
  {
	  m=1;
   }
   y++;
   printf (m," / ",d," / ",y);

   return 0;
}
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this is a half ass job because I don't remember the syntax correctly but will make changes as I read google ...

The code might not compile, I cannot do this at work and the code is sloppy

Also, there are shortcuts to the code, and can be optimized as I have written it is just a high school way of doing things

Why do you increment day after

[CODE]cout<<"The day after "<<m<<"/"<<d<<"/"<<y<<" is: ";[/CODE]

Conversely you could do the following

[CODE]
#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
int m, d, y;
printf("Enter month, day, year separated by comma - hit Enter when done: ");
scanf (" %d, %d, %d", &m, &d, &y);
printf ("The day after ", m, "/ ", d, "/ ", y, " is: ");
BLAH
}
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[showlow]

Im not entirely sure the instructor said that would be needed at the end of the C++, so I've got the code working and cleaned up but instead of the display being 11/2/2011 is 11/3/2011 it is 12/3/2012.

Here is the code if someone can see where I am messing up within the if statements

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

#pragma warning (disable:4996)

main()

{

int m, d, y;

printf("Enter month");

scanf("%d", &m);

printf("Enter day");

scanf("%d", &d);

printf("Enter year");

scanf("%d", &y);

printf ("The day after %d/%d/%d is", m,d,y);

d++;

{

if (d>30)

d=1;

m++;

if (m>12)

m=1;

y++;

}

printf ("%d/%d/%d", m,d,y);

system("pause");

return 0;

}

P.S. is there anything I should put around my code to distinguish it?

[zeta_immersion]

the if statements need { } ... put them accordingly

try to use the code button to make it easier to read

[Site Lab]

ignore

[showlow]

Okay, thanks.

I also had to make d=1, m++; instead of d=1;m++;