can anybody help me making this program?
i've based my game from this site. http://www.education.com/activity/article/Tick_tack_toe_Added/
hope that someone can help me..
i've been stuck coding that for almost 6hrs but still no progress.
thank you!
jankeifer 0 Newbie Poster
WaltP 2,905 Posting Sage w/ dash of thyme Team Colleague
Yes we can. Problem is we're not all psychic so
1) we can't help you fix the code we can not see, nor
2) we can't answer questions that were not asked.
jankeifer 0 Newbie Poster
Yes we can. Problem is we're not all psychic so
1) we can't help you fix the code we can not see, nor
2) we can't answer questions that were not asked.
uhm.. can you please give me an idea on how the main code will be coded?
jankeifer 0 Newbie Poster
here's my code so far.
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
using namespace std;
int main(){
map<char,char> box;
box['a'] = 'a';
box['b'] = 'b';
box['c'] = 'c';
box['d'] = 'd';
box['e'] = 'e';
box['f'] = 'f';
box['g'] = 'g';
box['h'] = 'h';
box['i'] = 'i';
char letter,value;
cout << endl << box['a']<<" | "<<box['b']<<" | "<<box['c'];
cout << "\n---------\n";
cout << box['d']<<" | "<<box['e']<<" | "<<box['f'];
cout << "\n---------\n";
cout << box['g']<<" | "<<box['h']<<" | "<<box['i'];
cout<<endl<<"\nEnter a letter: ";
cin>>letter;
cout<<endl<<"Enter a value: ";
cin>>value;
box[letter] = value;
cout << endl << box['a']<<" | "<<box['b']<<" | "<<box['c'];
cout << "\n---------\n";
cout << box['d']<<" | "<<box['e']<<" | "<<box['f'];
cout << "\n---------\n";
cout << box['g']<<" | "<<box['h']<<" | "<<box['i']<< endl;
system ("pause");
} WaltP 2,905 Posting Sage w/ dash of thyme Team Colleague
Other than no formatting making it hard to read, that's seems to be a good start. (click the link)
Now continue adding more functionality.
- Maybe put the board display in a function so you only need it once.
- Maybe put the game in a loop so you don't need 9 individual inputs.
- You could even test to see it a chosen position is already taken and display an error.
And if you need more help, please refer to my previous post
jankeifer 0 Newbie Poster
i'm just having a hard time in my algorithm.. i'm getting confused. @.@
WaltP 2,905 Posting Sage w/ dash of thyme Team Colleague
Yeah? And how does that help in our understanding of your problem? Please stop ignoring my links.
jankeifer 0 Newbie Poster
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <map>
#include <time.h>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
//displays the instruction of the game
void displayInst(){
for ( int b = 0; b < 28; b++ )
cout << "* ";
cout << "\n* Game Title: NUM-BERS *";
cout << "\n* *";
cout << "\n* Players : 2 *";
cout << "\n* *";
cout << "\n* How-to-play: The game is basically *";
cout << "\n* based on \"tic-tac-toe\" but with a *";
cout << "\n* twist. Instead of Using X's and O's *";
cout << "\n* the player is going to use numbers, *";
cout << "\n* ODD for PLAYER 1 and EVEN for PLAYER 2. *";
cout << "\n* The goal is to make a \"in a row\"; *";
cout << "\n* (diagonally, vertically,horizontally) *";
cout << "\n* but the catch is, the total of the row *";
cout << "\n* will be equal to the \"goal total\" *";
cout << "\n* generated by the program. *\n";
for ( int b = 0; b < 28; b++ )
cout << "* ";
}//end displayInst
int main(){
char choice;
do{
map<char,char> box;
box['a'] = 'a';
box['b'] = 'b';
box['c'] = 'c';
box['d'] = 'd';
box['e'] = 'e';
box['f'] = 'f';
box['g'] = 'g';
box['h'] = 'h';
box['i'] = 'i';
char letter,value;
int goalTotal;
//generates a random number for the total goal
srand( time(NULL) );
goalTotal = (5 + rand() % 15);
int a[8];
do{
displayInst();//displays the instructions
//display's the main board
cout << endl << endl << setw(6) << box['a']<<" | "<<box['b']<<" | "<<box['c'];
cout << "\n ---------\n";
cout << setw(6) << box['d'] << " | " << box['e'] << " | " << box['f'];
cout << "\n ---------\n";
cout << setw(6) << box['g'] << " | " << box['h'] << " | " << box['i'] << endl;
cout << setw(6) << "\nGoal Total to Win: " << goalTotal;//displays the total goal for the game
//lets the user input their move
cout << endl << setw(6) << "\nEnter a letter: ";
cin >> letter;
cout << endl << setw(6) << "Enter a value: ";
cin >> value;
box[letter] = value;
//check if player wins
a[0] = int(box['a'] - 48) + int(box['b'] - 48) + int(box['c'] - 48);
a[1] = int(box['d'] - 48) + int(box['e'] - 48) + int(box['f'] - 48);
a[2] = int(box['g'] - 48) + int(box['h'] - 48) + int(box['i'] - 48);
a[3] = int(box['a'] - 48) + int(box['d'] - 48) + int(box['g'] - 48);
a[4] = int(box['b'] - 48) + int(box['e'] - 48) + int(box['h'] - 48);
a[5] = int(box['c'] - 48) + int(box['f'] - 48) + int(box['i'] - 48);
a[6] = int(box['g'] - 48) + int(box['e'] - 48) + int(box['c'] - 48);
a[7] = int(box['a'] - 48) + int(box['e'] - 48) + int(box['i'] - 48);
if(a[0] == goalTotal) cout << "\nPlayer Wins\n";
if(a[1] == goalTotal) cout << "\nPlayer Wins\n";
if(a[2] == goalTotal) cout << "\nPlayer Wins\n";
if(a[3] == goalTotal) cout << "\nPlayer Wins\n";
if(a[4] == goalTotal) cout << "\nPlayer Wins\n";
if(a[5] == goalTotal) cout << "\nPlayer Wins\n";
if(a[6] == goalTotal) cout << "\nPlayer Wins\n";
if(a[7] == goalTotal) cout << "\nPlayer Wins\n";
}while(a[0] != goalTotal || a[1] == goalTotal || a[2] != goalTotal || a[3] != goalTotal || a[4] != goalTotal || a[5] != goalTotal || a[6] != goalTotal || a[7] != goalTotal);
cout << "Play again? (Y/N): ";
cin >> choice;
}while( toupper(choice) == 'Y');
return 0;
}guys! can you please help on what do i have to do to end my program?
after the player wins it still continues to play the game..
i know its in the do while..
but please
can someone modify it?
thanks!
Schol-R-LEA 1,446 Commie Mutant Traitor Featured Poster
Since you are already testing for wins, we can use that to simplify the loop exit. First we'll add a Boolean variable named win and initialize it to false:
bool win = false;Then we'll simplify the test for winning:
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
if (a[i] == goalTotal) {
cout << endl << "Player Wins" << endl;
win = true;Finally, we change the conditional of the do/while() loop:
while(!win);Try that and see if it works.
jankeifer 0 Newbie Poster
Since you are already testing for wins, we can use that to simplify the loop exit. First we'll add a Boolean variable named
winand initialize it to false:bool win = false;Then we'll simplify the test for winning:
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { if (a[i] == goalTotal) { cout << endl << "Player Wins" << endl; win = true;Finally, we change the conditional of the do/while() loop:
while(!win);Try that and see if it works.
is this correct?
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <map>
#include <time.h>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
//displays the instruction of the game
void displayInst(){
for ( int b = 0; b < 28; b++ )
cout << "* ";
cout << "\n* Game Title: NUM-BERS *";
cout << "\n* *";
cout << "\n* Players : 2 *";
cout << "\n* *";
cout << "\n* How-to-play: The game is basically *";
cout << "\n* based on \"tic-tac-toe\" but with a *";
cout << "\n* twist. Instead of Using X's and O's *";
cout << "\n* the player is going to use numbers, *";
cout << "\n* ODD for PLAYER 1 and EVEN for PLAYER 2. *";
cout << "\n* The goal is to make a \"in a row\"; *";
cout << "\n* (diagonally, vertically,horizontally) *";
cout << "\n* but the catch is, the total of the row *";
cout << "\n* will be equal to the \"goal total\" *";
cout << "\n* generated by the program. *\n";
for ( int b = 0; b < 28; b++ )
cout << "* ";
}//end displayInst
int main(){
char choice;
do{
map<char,char> box;
box['a'] = 'a';
box['b'] = 'b';
box['c'] = 'c';
box['d'] = 'd';
box['e'] = 'e';
box['f'] = 'f';
box['g'] = 'g';
box['h'] = 'h';
box['i'] = 'i';
char letter,value;
int goalTotal;
//generates a random number for the total goal
srand( time(NULL) );
goalTotal = (5 + rand() % 15);
int a[8];
bool win = false;
do{
displayInst();//displays the instructions
//display's the main board
cout << endl << endl << setw(6) << box['a']<<" | "<<box['b']<<" | "<<box['c'];
cout << "\n ---------\n";
cout << setw(6) << box['d'] << " | " << box['e'] << " | " << box['f'];
cout << "\n ---------\n";
cout << setw(6) << box['g'] << " | " << box['h'] << " | " << box['i'] << endl;
cout << setw(6) << "\nGoal Total to Win: " << goalTotal;//displays the total goal for the game
//lets the user input their move
cout << endl << setw(6) << "\nEnter a letter: ";
cin >> letter;
cout << endl << setw(6) << "Enter a value: ";
cin >> value;
box[letter] = value;
//check if player wins
a[0] = int(box['a'] - 48) + int(box['b'] - 48) + int(box['c'] - 48);
a[1] = int(box['d'] - 48) + int(box['e'] - 48) + int(box['f'] - 48);
a[2] = int(box['g'] - 48) + int(box['h'] - 48) + int(box['i'] - 48);
a[3] = int(box['a'] - 48) + int(box['d'] - 48) + int(box['g'] - 48);
a[4] = int(box['b'] - 48) + int(box['e'] - 48) + int(box['h'] - 48);
a[5] = int(box['c'] - 48) + int(box['f'] - 48) + int(box['i'] - 48);
a[6] = int(box['g'] - 48) + int(box['e'] - 48) + int(box['c'] - 48);
a[7] = int(box['a'] - 48) + int(box['e'] - 48) + int(box['i'] - 48);
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
if (a[i] == goalTotal)
cout << endl << "Player Wins" << endl;
} win = true;
} while(!win);
cout << "Play again? (Y/N): ";
cin >> choice;
}while( toupper(choice) == 'Y');
return 0;
}the program ends but it doesn't finish the game
Schol-R-LEA 1,446 Commie Mutant Traitor Featured Poster
Sorry, that was my mistake - I failed to close the two open brackets. It should go as follows:
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
if (a[i] == goalTotal) {
cout << endl << "Player Wins" << endl;
win = true;
break;
}
} jankeifer commented: he's awesome! +1
jankeifer 0 Newbie Poster
thank you so much.. gonna try it now.. :))
jankeifer 0 Newbie Poster
Sorry, that was my mistake - I failed to close the two open brackets. It should go as follows:
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { if (a[i] == goalTotal) { cout << endl << "Player Wins" << endl; win = true; break; } }
master Schoil-R-LEA,
how can i make it into 2 players..
i mean, how can i display on who's turn is it to play?
if it's not much of a burden.. can you help me? :)
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