/*NOTE! The way you have this program written currently, it will NOT loop if you get an incorrect number!*/
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
/*Use names that make sense*/
int guessNumber;
int guessNumberModified;

cout << "This program tests integers.\n"
cout << "Please enter a number: ";

cin >> guessNumber;
while(cin.get() != '\n'); //Very loose error checking on input, this is better than cin.ignore()
cout<<"You entered: "<< guessNumber <<"\n";

if(guessNumber < 12) 
{
  cout<<"Your number is too low!\n";
}

else if(guessNumber == 12 )
{
  cout<<"Your number is just right!\n";
}

else if (guessNumber > 12)
{
   cout<<"Your number is too high!\n";
}

/*Since this is a different logic, I pulled it out from the others.*/
if(guessNumber == 24)
{
   cout << "You chose 24! Congradulations, we are modifying your number! \n";
   guessNumberModified = guessNumber * 16; //Cleaned up your asignment statement. Please note that PEMDAS applies
   cout << "Your number has been altered to " << guessNumberModified << "!\n";
   cout << "Your original number was " << guessNumber << ". After multiplying it by 16 we got " << guessNumberModified".
}

return 1;

}