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categami · Mar 28 '12, 06:26 PM

i finally figured it out with the help of a friend but i have a new problem. when i run the program and play the game i type in 1 for player 2 and 1 for player 1 to see if it works the number it should give is 90 for both but instead it pops up with -36 how do i solve that problem please respond asap

here is the code

Code:

#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

//health

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categami · Mar 12 '12, 10:10 PM

i have very little experience im doing this to make myself have more experience and so i can learn the functions and other stuff i havnt been able to learn from the internet or my book c++ for dumbies

this is what im doing. its a fight based text game it will pop up with beginning text giving the person instructions as to how to play then say
"player 1" the person that player 1 will type in a number from 1 - 5
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categami · Mar 2 '12, 11:59 PM

crap umm what do you mean by patient?
this whole thing is a text based game i had to divide it into different source files so it would be less complicated

the first code is basicly what i need it to say but when i do the other if statements it makes a ton of errors do i have to add the word to it as well cause all i want it to do is when one person types all they have to do is type in a number and hit enter. but with the attack...

categami · Mar 2 '12, 09:03 PM

in this code i am trying to make 2 different equations get used. the first equation is for health lost.
the second equation deals with when the person blocks which is int d so it makes it where health is not lost
i need to figure out how to make 3 varibles into a argument stating "if he attacks and health is lost do the first equation if he blocks do the second equation"

Code:

int h(int h=100);
 
int

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categami · Mar 2 '12, 11:43 AM

i have one other question there are 3 varibles how would i set a arguments of some sort cause its sopose to do this if it is not damaging the person then it should call on another equation in the if statement i have set up

Code:

int h(int h=100);
 
int l(int l = 10);
 
int d(int d = 0);
 
int subtraction (int h, int l);
 
int subtraction (int h, int d)
 
{
    if (h)

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categami · Mar 2 '12, 12:20 AM

sorry as you can tell im very new to c++ i have blood shed
so how would i call the function properly then

categami · Mar 1 '12, 08:50 PM

so this is the int h being called on

Code:

 int main()
{
    int h = 100;
    etc...

and i did not properly call my functions the way i need them to be

categami · Mar 1 '12, 11:23 AM

they should be defined in lines 32-34

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invalid operands of types `int' and `int ()(int)' to binary `operator-'