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C++ FOR BEGINNERS (2020) - Ternary (Conditional) operator, How to Guessing game PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
- What is ternary (conditional) operator and how it is used?
In this video we'll build fun guessing game application using ternary (conditional) operator.
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#include
using namespace std;
void main()
{
int hostUserNumber, guestUserNumber;
cout > hostUserNumber;
system("cls");
cout > guestUserNumber;
(hostUserNumber == guestUserNumber) ? cout
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Glad to hear that. I'm really looking forward to building a community that is going to share knowledge, support and help to spread IT-oriented topics on TH-cam.
Best explanation for ternary operator i have seen!
Thanks video and thanks of your instructions. Greeting from Italy
thank you
3:07 A better alternative to ‘system(“cls”)’ because of its lack of portability to other OS would be:
#if defined(_WIN32) || defined(_WIN64)
system(“cls”)
#else
system(“clear”)
#endif
You use system() commands. I sugest a lesson about its options and how to use it.
Very much enjoying this series. I may finish all of them today. I know a tiny bit about loops so I was able to "upgrade" the code by allowing the host to set a maximum number of attempts and allowing the guest to guess that number of times and ends the program once the correct answer is given. I don't yet know the correct way to initialise a variable without giving it a value so I set guestUserNum = 0.
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int hostUserNum, guestUserNum, maxAttempts, attempts = 0;
cout > maxAttempts;
cout > hostUserNum;
system("cls");
while (attempts < maxAttempts)
{
cout > guestUserNum;
(hostUserNum == guestUserNum) ? cout
@CodeBeauty
I've upgraded this game using while loop, and added some guidance to guest to go higher or lower.
Also I've added a counter to counts how many time the guest tried until getting correct number.
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int hostUserNum, guestUserNum, counter1=0, counter2=0, counter=1; //counter is set 1 to include the first time guest enters a number
cout
If you guys want to customize your Code and make it Better than it is now, My Suggestion would be to use "(num1 == num2) ? cout
Saldina, I started teaching myself C++ a month ago. In the last week I discovered your C++ Crash Course video and then your CodyBeauty channel. So far I have watched maybe 10 of your tutorials here. You are doing an outstanding job. Below is code that restricts the range of values the Host is allowed and gives the Guest three guesses. Even though I am using a ternary statement I still have an if-else statement. Maybe the code could be streamlined to put everything in the ternary statement and get rid of the if-else. I am wondering whether it would be easy to prevent the Host's selection from ever appearing on the screen so the host and guest could both be viewing the monitor at the same time.
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int hostUserNum, guestUserNum1, guestUserNum2, guestUserNum3 ;
cout hostUserNum ;
if(hostUserNum < 0 || hostUserNum > 10)
cout guestUserNum2 >> guestUserNum3 ;
(hostUserNum == guestUserNum1 ||
hostUserNum == guestUserNum2 ||
hostUserNum == guestUserNum3)? cout
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thanks saldina
hi dear @CodeBeauty I can't clear my screen output with system("cls") is there any other way to clean it?
why mam you didn't use a paranthesis in if else statement
Hey, I have a question, according to your example that we ask our user to write a number, how we can stop the program for "invalid value" if the user write a string or vice versa, with the if statement? I've writen this but I don't know how to put the condition that if the inputs are number or strings, I don't know if you get what I'm trying to say.
string hostName, guestGuess;
cout > hostName;
system("cls");
cout > guestGuess;
if (guestGuess != ... || hostName != ... ) {
cout
What is the shortcut key that make multi line comment in visual studio by ?
Mark the lines that you want to comment, hold Ctrl, pres K and C
i tried using them in nested form , can we do that?
It can work, but I personally never nest ternary operators, because their main purpose is to make code shorter and easier to read, and if you nest them, it'll just make your code more confusing, so nested if/else is a better choice. 🤔🤓
Kako da zaustavim goto statement da se iznova i iznova ne vraca na pogadjanje broja. Umjesto toga da se program sam iskljuci kada se pogodi tacan broj. U LibertyBasic.u koliko se sjecam radilo se preko "while " petlji..
Da, to mozeš uraditi preko petlji :)
Naredni video koji ću postaviti će biti upravo while petlja, tako da možeš tu pogledati kako radi. Staviš u petlju uslov, na osnovu kojeg će ona znati koliko ponavljanja će uraditi, pa tako možeš npr. dati korisniku mogućnost da ponavlja 3 puta ili dok ne pogodi. :D
taj video će biti postavljen večeras :)
th-cam.com/video/qGKCnTq8CqQ/w-d-xo.html Ovdje možeš pogledati kako radi while loop! :)
not working with macOS : system("cls") to clear the console. any better option??
Hey please watch my video about system pause, that will explain how to do it on mac
@@CodeBeauty sure ❤
9:15
How do you select all lines and make them a comment by typing */ only once?😮
Ctrl K then Ctrl C
Would love to know what you think?
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int hostNumber, guestNumber, difficulty;
cout
Wow that is a lot of code. You made into much more of a complex game!
I tried your code, and I chose the easy difficulty and input the number 2 for the host but when I tested it as the guest then it didn't work properly. I used the right number as my second guess. after further testing with this code the only time I could guess correctly was when the first guess was correct. I am currently trying to make my own version of the code using yours as a baseline since I like the idea but I am only going to give the user 1 guess at first so I can make sure that my code will work then I will try to give chances. After I get done with my code, I will come back to yours and see if I can figure out what the problem was and if I can figure it out then I will post a revised copy of your code.
Sorry if I seem rude, I am just trying to further my knowledge of coding, and this would be good practice. It would also give future viewers a better functioning code to base off of.
Comment for Algor
how is this?
using namespace std;
#include
#include
int main()
{
cout
This is my code
int hostUserNum, guestUserNum;
cout > hostUserNum;
if(hostUserNum >9)
{
cout guestUserNum;
(guestUserNum == hostUserNum) ? cout
Hahah, great! Love your creativity 😁
And if you continue this playlist and watch videos on loops, you will get an idea on how to let your user to guess the number multiple times! 😏
@@CodeBeauty Thank you!
Solving with strings:
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
std::cout
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#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int hostUserNum, guestUserNum;
cout > hostUserNum;
if (hostUserNum >= 1 && hostUserNum
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int CorrectNum = 11, Guess, tries = 0;
cout 10 || CorrectNum < 0){
cin >> CorrectNum;
if(CorrectNum > 10 || CorrectNum < 0)
cout Guess;
(CorrectNum == Guess) ? cout
Here is the code
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout
I found a bug where if you entered a non integer it would throw the program into an infinite loop, I fixed that and output an invalid entry, added a while loop to keep guessing until correct and if statements to tell if guess to high or low.
#include
#include
int main(){
int hostUserNum, guestUserNum;
std::cout > hostUserNum;
system("clear");
if(!std::cin){
std::cout > hostUserNum;
system("clear");
}
std::cout > guestUserNum;
/*(hostUserNum == guestUserNum)? std::cout hostUserNum){
std::cout > guestUserNum;
}
if(guestUserNum < hostUserNum){
std::cout > guestUserNum;
}
}
std::cout
/* A guess the number code which allows an initial input (User 1) and 3 guesses (User 2). Windows compatible only,
until I can figure out how to incorporate a multi-platform friendly delay feature 😊(Hence the Windows library header)*/
#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main() {
int number, guess;
char Again;
cout number;
system("cls");
for (int i = 1;i
/* A guess the word program which allows an initial input (User 1) and 3 guesses (User 2). Windows compatible only,
until I can figure out how to incorporate a multi-platform friendly delay feature*/
#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main() {
string word, guess;
char Again;
cout word;
system("cls");
for (int i = 1;i
int hostUserNum, guestUserNum;
cout > hostUserNum;
} while (hostUserNum < 1 || hostUserNum>15);
system("cls");
cout > guestUserNum;
} while (guestUserNum < 1 || guestUserNum>15);
(hostUserNum == guestUserNum)? cout