comparing the character in their numerical representation gone wrong in c++

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
string sound;
if('h'==char(106), 'a'==char(97), 't'==char(114), ' '==char(118),
'i'==char(105), 's'==char(115))
//the  numerical representation letter by letter should be "jarvis"  and I         
compare them in "hat is"
{
cout << "correct" << endl;//and to my suprise the program shows  it is 
correct

}

else
cout <<"wrong" ;
return 0;
}

I compare the numerical representation of jarvis to hat is and the program show it was correct, how was that possible? what makes the "hat is" the same to jarvis?