Guess Number Game

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#include <iostream>
#include <ctime>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
        system("TITLE Guess My Number.");
        system("COLOR 5");

	srand(static_cast<unsigned int>(time(0)));

	int iMyNumber;
	int iYourNumber;
	int iPoints = 5;
      
	while(true)
	{
		cin.clear();
		iMyNumber = rand() % 100 + 1;
		
		cout << "You start with 5 points, each spin cost 1 point." << endl; 
		cout << "Guess my Number '1 - 100'" << endl;
		cout << "Get as many points as you can!" << endl;
		do
		{
			cout << "Enter your Number ";
			cin >> iYourNumber;
            iPoints += -1;
			if (iYourNumber > iMyNumber)
				cout << "Too high!" << endl << endl;
			else if (iYourNumber < iMyNumber)
				cout << "Too low!" << endl << endl;
		} while (iYourNumber != iMyNumber);
		cout << "Correct!" << endl << endl;
		cout << "You've got " << iPoints << " points." << endl << endl;
		cin.get();
	}
	return 0;
}

[Hassan]

Did you ever got a correct answer with this ?

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Did you ever got a correct answer with this ?

Yes, I've played it multiple times.

[Hassan]

Like this ?





Edit:


You've got -2 points. lolwut?

[[MPGH]master131]

iPoints += -1; //Should be iPoints++;

lol, fail. Positive and negative = negative.

[Jason]

Like this ?





Edit:


You've got -2 points. lolwut?

Genius -.-

I made my hint a little more complicated The hint points to a pointer which points to a struct whose third field points to a pointer which points to the value. GLHF

EDIT

@master131, hey genius when you get a wrong answer you lose a point, not gain one. Derp.
@Hassan lol he forgot to give you points when you get a correct answer

[Hassan]

@Jason: lol, looks way easy to crack.

@master131: You got owned ;P

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I'm new to C++, thanks though -.-..

[Hassan]

I'm new to C++, thanks though -.-..

Obviously, and don't mind. We're just having a little fun *apparently* ^^

[[MPGH]master131]

lol, what I supposed to write was this:
iPoints--; not iPoints++;

Although what the OP wrote is still OK it's not good practice.

[Jason]

lol, what I supposed to write was this:
iPoints--; not iPoints++;

Bullshit.

iPoints += -1; //Should be iPoints++;

lol, fail. Positive and negative = negative.

Yes, "fail" that he got it right

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Bullshit.



Yes, "fail" that he got it right

Same as Java, in that aspect.

[Jason]

Same as all C-style syntax languages

[kibbles18]

alternatives to

var += -1
or var += 1

var++
var--
++var
--var

[yair]

hahahaha i had to do this project for my programming class...it was simple and fun