switch statement problem

How can I correct the switch/case statement to work fine ??
Thanks!

 switch (volts > 150 || linesensor_left  < kWhiteThreshold)
        {
        case 'linesensor_left  < kWhiteThreshold': 
        go(50,-50);
         delay(1500); 
         Serial.println("right linesensor touched");
         case 'volts > 150':
         go(200,200);
         Serial.println("go forward ");
        }

How can I correct the switch/case statement to work fine ??

You can't. A switch statement expects ONE variable as input - a single character, an int, etc. The value in the variable can have a any value. You then provide a case for each value.

        case 'linesensor_left  < kWhiteThreshold':

This is nonsense.

Ditch the switch statement. Use multiple ifs.

Get the syntax correct as a starting point:

if (volts>150){ condition = 1;}
if (linesensor_left < kWhiteThreshold){condition = 2;}
switch (condition){
case 1:
// code
break;
case 2:
// code
break;
}

Something like that? but how I declare condition?and where?

        if (linesensor_left < kWhiteThreshold) {condition = 1;}
        if (linesensor_right < kWhiteThreshold){condition = 2;}
        if (volts > 150) {condition = 3;}
        switch (condition){
        case 1:
         go(70,-70);
         delay(1500); 
         Serial.println("senzor linie stanga atins");
         break;
         case 2:
         go(-70,70);
         delay(1500);
         Serial.println("senzor linie dreapta atins");
         break;
         case 3:
         go(200,200);
         Serial.println("MERGI in fata");
         break;
                            }

At the top of your sketch, before setup, add:
byte condition = 0;

While working in your IDE and assuming the code compiles, press Ctrl-T before you post your code. That formats the code to a standard C-style format and makes it easier for us to read.

ok.Thanks for all ! :slight_smile: