if number 1 is (<,>,=) to number 2 display (greater than), (Less than), (equal)

[kevin11mic]

Im not sure how to wire this. Help please. 

[jcarmody]

Maybe one of your classmates can help you?  You need to show your work here.  What have you tried?  What doesn't work?

[camerond]

It's right there on the Comparison palette. You get two inputs and one output, all you could need.

The LabVIEW help file is your friend, get to know it well, please.

Cameron

[jcarmody]

This is not the answer, but it's an answer.  😄

Post the VI you're writing and we'll help you learn what you need to write a proper solution (mine is slightly obfuscated).

[kevin11mic]

Here is what I have so far and here is the assignment. I need a if else type function for my idea to work. Disregard anything that doesn't have to do with labView in the assignment. 

[altenbach]

You need to make the comparisons before the case structure and then select the correct case accordingly.

[camerond]

Open LabVIEW.

From the tabs on top, choose "File" -> "New VI"

From the tabs on top of the new VI, choose "Help" -> "LabVIEW Help..."

OR, (takes longer, but will be worth it sooner)

Do the online LabVIEW tutorials
LabVIEW Introduction Course - Three Hours
LabVIEW Introduction Course - Six Hours

Cameron

[jcarmody]

• Move the random number generations outside of the While loop or you'll forever be chasing it
• The problem statement says to use integers, so convert the random number and change the representation of the controls
• Learn how to use a range in the Case structure

[altenbach]

You only need to make two comparisons. The rest is redundant.

[mikeporter]

Slightly obfuscated, Jim? Slightly? 

It does however point in the direction of an interesting solution to the original problem.

Mike...