Coding in C: help with if statements

[MarioNintendo]

Hey peeps! Just started getting into C for University. I am experimenting with the language, and so far I came with a little problem. To begin with, here's my code:

#include <stdio.h>
int main (void)
{
	/*Declarations --------------------------------*/
	char yourname[30]; 
	
	/*Program--------------------------------------*/
	
	printf("What's your name, bro? ");
	scanf("%s", yourname);  // I ask the user to write his name 
	
	if (yourname == "Felix")  // If the name entered is Felix, he gets a warm welcome. 
	{
		printf("Hello master %s, king of the universe.\n", yourname);	
	}
	
	else                  // If the name entered is anything other than Felix, the program doesn't recognize you. 
	{
		printf("I don't know you\n");
	}
}

What I'm trying to do is to make it "recognize" me. Sadly, even when I type Felix, it doesn't recognize me at all! It will always reply "I don't know you". I get no error from the compiler, so I assume this must be some kind of weird syntax mistake... What's going on here?

Weirdly enough, when I try to make a similar program using numbers this time around (integers, to be exact), it works like a charm. This is what makes me wonder why it doesn't work when I type letters. Here's an example:

#include <stdio.h>
int main (void)

{
	/*Declarations --------------------------------*/
	int yourage; 
	
	/*Program--------------------------------------*/
	
	printf("What's your age, bro? ");
	scanf("%d", &yourage);  // I ask the user to write his age, this time. 
	
	if (yourage == 20)  // If the name entered is 20 years old, he gets a warm welcome. 
	{
		printf("Hello my master, king of the universe.\n");
		
	}
	
	else                  // If the age is anything other than 20, the program doesn't recognize you. 
	{
		printf("I don't know you\n");
	}
}