#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main() {
    int age = 25;
    std::string user_role = "user";
    int score = 85;
    int passing_threshold = 70;
    int distinction_threshold = 90;

    if (age >= 18 && user_role == "admin") {
        // This block will NOT execute because user_role is "user"
        std::cout << "Access granted as an admin.\n";
    } else {
        std::cout << "User is not an admin, or is under 18.\n"; // This prints
    }
    
    if (score >= distinction_threshold || score >= passing_threshold) {
        // This block WILL execute because score >= passing_threshold (85 >= 70)
        std::cout << "Score of " << score << " is passing or better.\n"; // This prints
    } else {
        std::cout << "Score of " << score << " is failing.\n";
    }
    
    user_role = "user"; // Reset role for this example

    if (user_role == "admin" || (user_role == "user" && score >= distinction_threshold)) {
        // This block will NOT execute:
        // user_role is "user", not "admin" (false || ...)
        // AND user_role is "user" but score is 85, which is not >= 90 (false && false)
        std::cout << "Special access criteria met.\n";
    } else {
        std::cout << "Special access criteria not met for score " << score << " and role " << user_role << ".\n"; // This prints
    }

    // A condition where both would work:
    score = 95;
    if (user_role == "admin" || (user_role == "user" && score >= distinction_threshold)) {
         // This block WILL execute:
         // user_role is "user", and score is 95 which IS >= 90.
        std::cout << "Special access criteria met for score " << score << " and role " << user_role << ".\n"; // This prints
    }


    return 0;
}