#include <iostream>
using namespace std;


{
public:
	// The player will have potions and gold variables
	int potions;
	int gold;
        int HamGranade;

	// You can also have variables to describe the player's race, class, and name
	// But for now, we'll keep it simple

public:
	
	
	
	player( int p, int g,int h ) 
	{
		// Set potions and gold
		 potions = p;
		 gold = g;
                  HamGranade = h;
		// Notify the console:
cout << "Player was created with " << potions << " potions and " << gold << " gold." << endl;

	}

	
	~player() 
	{
		cout << "Player was destroyed :.(" << endl;
	}

	
	void display_status()
	{
cout << "You have " << gold << " gold and " << potions << " potions" << endl;
	    cout << "You have " << HamGranade <<"Ham Granades"<<endl;
    }
};


class store
{
private:
	// The members of a store object
	// Note, this is listed under "private," which means that only the functions below can access this variable
	int	potions_in_stock;
    int Ham_in_stock;

public:
	// The constructor
	store( int num_potions,int num_Ham )
	{
		// Stock up on potions!
		potions_in_stock = num_potions;
        Ham_in_stock = num_Ham;
    
cout << "A store was created with " << potions_in_stock << " potions in stock." << endl;
	    cout << Ham_in_stock <<"HamGranades"<< endl;
    }

	// The destructor
	~store()
	{
		cout << "The store was destroyed :.(" << endl;
	}

	// The player parameter is to specify which player is entering this store
	// The '&' stands for "reference to" which means that we'll directly be
	// modifying the player, and not a copy of it. 
	// by changing it to "player the_player" we're going to be working with 
	// a copy of the player that is passed, which isn't what we want, we want
	// to modify the object itself.
	void player_enters( player &the_player )
	{
		// Welcome message
		cout << endl;
		cout << "Welcome to my store!" << endl;

		// Check to see if we have some potions:
		if ( potions_in_stock == 0 )
		{
			// We don't
			cout << "Unfortunately, I'm out of potions!" << endl;
		}	
	
        if ( Ham_in_stock == 0 )
		{
			// We don't
			cout << "Unfortunately, I'm out of Ham's!" << endl;
		}	 
    
    else if ( the_player.gold < 5 ) 
		{
			// He/she doesn't have money
		cout << "Unfortunately, you requires more moneys" << endl;
		}
		else	
		{
	 
      bool player_is_still_buying = true; 
while ( player_is_still_buying && potions_in_stock > 0 ||player_is_still_buying && Ham_in_stock > 0)
			{
				// Display player's status:
				cout << endl;
				the_player.display_status();

            if ( the_player.gold < 5 ) 
				{
			cout << "Looks like you're out of money lol" << endl;
			player_is_still_buying = false;
			break; // Force out of the "while" loop
				}

				
		cout << endl;
		cout << "What would you like to buy?" << endl;
	        cout << "1) Potion (" << potions_in_stock << ")" << endl;
	        cout << "2) Ham Granades (" << Ham_in_stock << ")" << endl;
                cout << "3) Leave" << endl;
				cout << endl;
				cout << "Enter choice: ";

				// Get a choice from the user
				int choice;
				cin >> choice;

		if ( choice == 3 ) // Player decides to leave
              player_is_still_buying = false; 
				else
				{ 
		// Player decides not to leave

		if ( choice == 1 ) // Player decides to buy a potion
					{
	the_player.gold -= 5; // Subtract the money out of the player
	the_player.potions += 1; // Add a potion to the player
	potions_in_stock -= 1; // Subtract a potion out of the store's stock

		if ( choice == 2 ) // Player decides to buy a potion
					{
		the_player.gold -= 5; // Subtract the money out of the player
		the_player.HamGranade += 1; // Add a potion to the player
		Ham_in_stock -= 1; // Subtract a potion out of the store's stock
                    
                if ( potions_in_stock == 0 ) // Player bought the last potion
						{
		cout << "You just bought my last potion! D:" << endl;
		player_is_still_buying = false; // Nothing left to buy!
						}
						
		if ( Ham_in_stock == 0 ) // Player bought the last potion
						{
		cout << "You just bought my last Ham! D:" << endl;
		player_is_still_buying = false; // Nothing left to buy!
						}
                        
                        else
		cout << "Thank you for your business" << endl;
					}
				}

			}
		}

		// Player is all done here.
		cout << "Goodbye now!" << endl;
	    system("CLS");
	    
  	  
    }
};


int main( int, char ** )
{
	// Temporary variables to get input from user
	int g = 99, p = 6, ps = 6,h = 1,hs = 3;

	// Self-explanatory:
	cout << "Enter starting gold amount:" << endl;
	cin >> g;

	cout << "Enter starting potions amount:" << endl;
	cin >> p;

cout << "Enter number of potions currently in stock (at the store)" << endl;
	cin >> ps;

    cout << "Enter number of Ham player1 has currently" << endl;
	cin >> h;
cout << "Enter number of Ham player1 has currently in stock (at the store)" <<endl; 
	cin >> hs;


	{
            player hero( p, g ,h);	
       store the_store( ps,hs );	
		// Main game loop
		bool is_running = true;
	while ( is_running ) // will loop forever until "is_running" is false
		{
			// Display separator, so it is easier to read:
			cout << endl << endl;

			// Display current player status:
			hero.display_status();

			// Display available choices:
		cout << "There's a store nearby, what must you do?" << endl;
		cout << "1) Enter store" << endl;
		cout << "2) Make gold" << endl;
		cout << "3) Exit game" << endl;
		cout << endl;
		cout << "Enter choice: " << endl;

			// Receive a choice from the user:
			int choice;
			cin >> choice;

		
			if ( choice == 1 ) // Player enters the store
				the_store.player_enters( hero );
	else if ( choice == 2 ) // Player creates gold out of thin air
			{
		cout << "How much gold will you make:  " << endl;
				
				int moar_gold;
				cin >> moar_gold;

				
				hero.gold += moar_gold;
			}
			else if ( choice == 3 )	
				is_running = false;
		}

		
	cout << "Thank you for playing!" << endl;
        system("CLS");

	}	

	
	system("pause");
        cin.ignore();
	cin.get();	
	return 0;
}

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

// We're going to have an object to represent the player and his/her attributes:
class player
{
public:
	// The player will have potions and gold variables
	int potions;
	int gold;
    int HamGranade;

	// You can also have variables to describe the player's race, class, and name
	// But for now, we'll keep it simple

public:
	// Here is what's called a "constructor," this is called when the player is created
	// We want the progammer (aka you) to specify the starting amounts of the player's
	// gold and potion, thus the "int p" and "int g" parameters
	player( int p, int g,int h ) 
	{
		// Set potions and gold
		potions = p;
		gold = g;
        HamGranade = h;
		// Notify the console:
		cout << "Player was created with " << potions << " potions and " << gold << " gold." << endl;

	}

	// Here is what's called the "destructor," this is called when the player class is destroyed.
	~player() 
	{
		cout << "Player was destroyed :.(" << endl;
	}

	// Here we have a utility function to display the player's current gold and potions
	void display_status()
	{
		cout << "You have " << gold << " gold and " << potions << " potions" << endl;
	    cout << "You have " << HamGranade <<"Ham Granades"<<endl;
    }

}//;

// Now we're going to create a store class that handles the store operations and other such etc
class store
{
private:
	// The members of a store object
	// Note, this is listed under "private," which means that only the functions below can access this variable
	int	potions_in_stock;
    int Ham_in_stock;

public:
	// The constructor
	store( int num_potions,int num_Ham )
	{
		// Stock up on potions!
		potions_in_stock = num_potions;
        Ham_in_stock = num_Ham;
    
		cout << "A store was created with " << potions_in_stock << " potions in stock." << endl;
	    cout << Ham_in_stock <<"HamGranades"<< endl;
    }

	// The destructor
	~store()
	{
		cout << "The store was destroyed :.(" << endl;
	}

	// The player parameter is to specify which player is entering this store
	// The '&' stands for "reference to" which means that we'll directly be
	// modifying the player, and not a copy of it. 
	// by changing it to "player the_player" we're going to be working with 
	// a copy of the player that is passed, which isn't what we want, we want
	// to modify the object itself.

	void player_enters( player &the_player )
	{
		// Welcome message
		cout << endl;
		cout << "Welcome to my store!" << endl;

		// Check to see if we have some potions:
		if ( potions_in_stock == 0 )
		{
			// We don't
			cout << "Unfortunately, I'm out of potions!" << endl;
		}	
	
        if ( Ham_in_stock == 0 )
		{
			// We don't
			cout << "Unfortunately, I'm out of Ham's!" << endl;
		}	 
    
    	else if ( the_player.gold < 5 ) // (We have potions and then) Check to see if the player has money
		{
			// He/she doesn't have money
			cout << "Unfortunately, you requires more moneys" << endl;
		}
		else	// (The player has money and we have potions)
		{
			// This is the main loop, which will run forever until this boolean turn false (or the player buys all the potions)
			bool player_is_still_buying = true; 
			while ( player_is_still_buying && potions_in_stock > 0 ||player_is_still_buying && Ham_in_stock > 0) // Reads as while the player is still buying and we still have potions
			{
				// Display player's status:
				cout << endl;
				the_player.display_status();

				if ( the_player.gold < 5 ) // The player is unable to buy any more potions
				{
					cout << "Looks like you're out of money lol" << endl;
					player_is_still_buying = false;
					break; // Force out of the "while" loop
				}

				// Display the menu
				cout << endl;
				cout << "What would you like to buy?" << endl;
				cout << "1) Potion (" << potions_in_stock << ")" << endl;
				cout << "2) Ham Granades (" << Ham_in_stock << ")" << endl;
                cout << "3) Leave" << endl;
				cout << endl;
				cout << "Enter choice: ";

				// Get a choice from the user
				int choice;
				cin >> choice;

				if ( choice == 3 ) // Player decides to leave
					player_is_still_buying = false; // When this is set to false, this "while" loop will stop running
				else
				{ 
					// Player decides not to leave

					if ( choice == 1 ) // Player decides to buy a potion
					{
						the_player.gold -= 5; // Subtract the money out of the player
						the_player.potions += 1; // Add a potion to the player
						potions_in_stock -= 1; // Subtract a potion out of the store's stock

					if ( choice == 2 ) // Player decides to buy a potion
					{
						the_player.gold -= 5; // Subtract the money out of the player
						the_player.HamGranade += 1; // Add a potion to the player
						Ham_in_stock -= 1; // Subtract a potion out of the store's stock
                    
                    	if ( potions_in_stock == 0 ) // Player bought the last potion
						{
							cout << "You just bought my last potion! D:" << endl;
							player_is_still_buying = false; // Nothing left to buy!
						}
						
						if ( Ham_in_stock == 0 ) // Player bought the last potion
						{
							cout << "You just bought my last Ham! D:" << endl;
							player_is_still_buying = false; // Nothing left to buy!
						}
                        
                        else
							cout << "Thank you for your business" << endl;
					}
				}
				// (This is the end of the while loop, if all those '}' throw you off)
			}
		}

		// Player is all done here.
		cout << "Goodbye now!" << endl;
	    system("CLS");
	    
  	  
    }
}


int main( int, char ** )
{
	// Temporary variables to get input from user
	int g = 99, p = 6, ps = 6,h = 1,hs = 3;

	// Self-explanatory:
	cout << "Enter starting gold amount:" << endl;
	cin >> g;

	cout << "Enter starting potions amount:" << endl;
	cin >> p;

	cout << "Enter number of potions currently in stock (at the store)" << endl;
	cin >> ps;

    cout << "Enter number of Ham player1 has currently" << endl;
	cin >> h;

    cout << "Enter number of Ham player1 has currently in stock (at the store)" << endl;
	cin >> hs;

	// This code block here is for demonstration of the constructors and destructors, and isn't necessary 
	{
		player hero( p, g ,h);	// Create a player object named "hero" with "p" potions and "g" gold
		store the_store( ps,hs );	// Create a store object named "the_store" with "ps" potions in stock

		// Main game loop
		bool is_running = true;
		while ( is_running ) // will loop forever until "is_running" is false
		{
			// Display separator, so it is easier to read:
			cout << endl << endl;

			// Display current player status:
			hero.display_status();

			// Display available choices:
			cout << "There's a store nearby, what must you do?" << endl;
			cout << "1) Enter store" << endl;
			cout << "2) Make gold" << endl;
			cout << "3) Exit game" << endl;
			cout << endl;
			cout << "Enter choice: " << endl;

			// Receive a choice from the user:
			int choice;
			cin >> choice;

		
			if ( choice == 1 ) // Player enters the store
				the_store.player_enters( hero );
			else if ( choice == 2 ) // Player creates gold out of thin air
			{
				cout << "How much gold will you make:  " << endl;
				
				int moar_gold;
				cin >> moar_gold;

				
				hero.gold += moar_gold;
			}
			else if ( choice == 3 )	// Player decides he's had enough :)
				is_running = false;
		}

		
		cout << "Thank you for playing!" << endl;
        system("CLS");

	}	

	
	
    system("pause");
    cin.ignore();
	cin.get();	
	return 0;
}
      
}

class blah {

};