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Vagabond7
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Homework Statement
This is an introductory programming class for Engineering majors.
So I am making a simple game. It requires that you enter say, 3 numbers, then test to see if the sum of the numbers is even or odd. If it is even you win, odd, you lose. The game repeats several times, and at the end it tells you how many times you won. That is the goal.
Homework Equations
I can use "If Else" "while" and "do while" repetition statements to construct this game, but I could potentially use any kind of switch or break statement if somebody thinks that is useful.
The Attempt at a Solution
Here is the program as it is right now
#include <stdio.h>
int main ()
{
unsigned int counter;
int Win;
int sum;
int number;
unsigned int counterB; // variables I am using
Win = 0;
sum = 0;
counter = 1;
counterB = 1; // initializing counters and setting initial values
do { // unsucessful do/while statement to run game multiple times
while ( counter <= 3 ) { // part of the game that works
printf( "Enter A Number" );
scanf( "%d", &number );
sum = sum + number;
counter = counter + 1;
}
if ( sum % 2 == 0 ) {
printf ( "You win!" );
Win = Win + 1;
}
else {
printf ("You lose!" ); //end of the part of the game that works
}
} while ( ++counterB <= 3 );
printf ( "You won this many times : %d", Win); // the end condition informing you of your meaningless victories
getch ();
return 0;
} //program ending
When you run the program, it asks you for the numbers and plays the game correctly. But at the end is just says "you win!" or "You lose!" 3 times and then tells you that you won or lost 3 times. I built the game part itself first, and it works fine. The "do while statement" however doesn't do as intended.
I've tried different ways of doing it, but none of them get it to play the game from the beginning successfully 3 times, then print your score. Any programmers that can help me out?
Also, I do intend to clean up the code and have more notes once it works, this is just the rough draft.
