newbie programming question

Started by sbrock5555 January 15, 2003 06:55 PM

1 comment, last by sbrock5555 21 years, 10 months ago

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January 15, 2003 06:55 PM

is there a better way to write this code? // high score #include <iostream.h> void main() { int playersScore = 0; int highScore[10] = {10525,9832,8145,6445,4540,3834,3106,2536,1879,928}; // default scores int c = 0; cout <<"High Scores\n"; do { cout <<"\n" <> playersScore; if (playersScore < highScore[9]) cout <<"YOU SUCK!!!\n\n"; while (playersScore > highScore[9]) { if (playersScore > highScore[0]) { highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[8] = highScore[7]; highScore[7] = highScore[6]; highScore[6] = highScore[5]; highScore[5] = highScore[4]; highScore[4] = highScore[3]; highScore[3] = highScore[2]; highScore[2] = highScore[1]; highScore[1] = highScore[0]; highScore[0] = playersScore; break; } if (playersScore > highScore[1]) { highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[8] = highScore[7]; highScore[7] = highScore[6]; highScore[6] = highScore[5]; highScore[5] = highScore[4]; highScore[4] = highScore[3]; highScore[3] = highScore[2]; highScore[2] = highScore[1]; highScore[1] = playersScore; break; } if (playersScore > highScore[2]) { highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[8] = highScore[7]; highScore[7] = highScore[6]; highScore[6] = highScore[5]; highScore[5] = highScore[4]; highScore[4] = highScore[3]; highScore[3] = highScore[2]; highScore[2] = playersScore; break; } if (playersScore > highScore[3]) { highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[8] = highScore[7]; highScore[7] = highScore[6]; highScore[6] = highScore[5]; highScore[5] = highScore[4]; highScore[4] = highScore[3]; highScore[3] = playersScore; break; } if (playersScore > highScore[4]) { highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[8] = highScore[7]; highScore[7] = highScore[6]; highScore[6] = highScore[5]; highScore[5] = highScore[4]; highScore[4] = playersScore; break; } if (playersScore > highScore[5]) { highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[8] = highScore[7]; highScore[7] = highScore[6]; highScore[6] = highScore[5]; highScore[5] = playersScore; break; } if (playersScore > highScore[6]) { highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[8] = highScore[7]; highScore[7] = highScore[6]; highScore[6] = playersScore; break; } if (playersScore > highScore[7]) { highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[8] = highScore[7]; highScore[7] = playersScore; break; } if (playersScore > highScore[8]) { highScore[9] = highScore[8]; highScore[8] = playersScore; break; } if (playersScore > highScore[9]) { highScore[9] = playersScore; break; } } cout <<"\n\nHIGH SCORES"; do { cout <<"\n" <<c+1 << "\t" << highScore[c]; c++; } while (c < 10); cout <<endl; }

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January 15, 2003 07:05 PM

    // high score #include <iostream.h>void main(){	int playersScore = 0;	int highScore[10] = {10525,9832,8145,6445,4540,3834,3106,2536,1879,928}; // default scores	int c = 0;		cout <<"High Scores\n";	do	{				cout <<"\n" <<c+1 << "\t" << highScore[c];		c++;	}	while (c < 10);	c=0;	cout <<"\nEnter players score :";	cin  >> playersScore;		if (playersScore < highScore[9])		cout <<"YOU SUCK!!!\n\n";				for( c=9; c>=0; c++ ) // notice the c++ LoL	{		if( playersScore > highScore[c] )		{			for( int i=c ; i>0 ; i-- )  // here was the error, it was "i++" instead of "i--"				highScore[i-1] = highScrore[i];			highScore[c] = playersScore;			break;		}	}	c = 0;	cout <<"\n\nHIGH SCORES";	do	{				cout <<"\n" <<c+1 << "\t" << highScore[c];		c++;	}	while (c < 10);	cout <<endl;}

I think there's no errors...
[Edit] An error fixed

KaMiKaZe

[edited by - Kamikaze15 on January 15, 2003 8:29:46 PM]