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so I've tryed to make a simple program, so I can simulate a D20 dice roll and send a messenge (Getroffen), if the rolled number is between 10 and 15. But it just gives me a "Daneben" when the number is greater than 15. I would like to get a "Daneben" when it's less than 10 too, but that's not the case. What should I do instead?



 @echo off

:run
cls
echo Zahl zwischen 1 und 20
call :roll20
set zahl=%roll%
echo %zahl%
if %zahl% GEQ 10 if %zahl% LEQ 15 (echo Getroffen) ELSE (echo Daneben)
pause >NUL
goto run

:roll20
set roll=%random%
if %roll% GTR 20 goto roll20
if %roll% LSS 1 goto roll20









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    so I've tryed to make a simple program, so I can simulate a D20 dice roll and send a messenge (Getroffen), if the rolled number is between 10 and 15. But it just gives me a "Daneben" when the number is greater than 15. I would like to get a "Daneben" when it's less than 10 too, but that's not the case. What should I do instead?



     @echo off

    :run
    cls
    echo Zahl zwischen 1 und 20
    call :roll20
    set zahl=%roll%
    echo %zahl%
    if %zahl% GEQ 10 if %zahl% LEQ 15 (echo Getroffen) ELSE (echo Daneben)
    pause >NUL
    goto run

    :roll20
    set roll=%random%
    if %roll% GTR 20 goto roll20
    if %roll% LSS 1 goto roll20









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      so I've tryed to make a simple program, so I can simulate a D20 dice roll and send a messenge (Getroffen), if the rolled number is between 10 and 15. But it just gives me a "Daneben" when the number is greater than 15. I would like to get a "Daneben" when it's less than 10 too, but that's not the case. What should I do instead?



       @echo off

      :run
      cls
      echo Zahl zwischen 1 und 20
      call :roll20
      set zahl=%roll%
      echo %zahl%
      if %zahl% GEQ 10 if %zahl% LEQ 15 (echo Getroffen) ELSE (echo Daneben)
      pause >NUL
      goto run

      :roll20
      set roll=%random%
      if %roll% GTR 20 goto roll20
      if %roll% LSS 1 goto roll20









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      so I've tryed to make a simple program, so I can simulate a D20 dice roll and send a messenge (Getroffen), if the rolled number is between 10 and 15. But it just gives me a "Daneben" when the number is greater than 15. I would like to get a "Daneben" when it's less than 10 too, but that's not the case. What should I do instead?



       @echo off

      :run
      cls
      echo Zahl zwischen 1 und 20
      call :roll20
      set zahl=%roll%
      echo %zahl%
      if %zahl% GEQ 10 if %zahl% LEQ 15 (echo Getroffen) ELSE (echo Daneben)
      pause >NUL
      goto run

      :roll20
      set roll=%random%
      if %roll% GTR 20 goto roll20
      if %roll% LSS 1 goto roll20






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