Need help converting this to h files

[mt106250]

Hey guys, I don't understand how to convert this rock paper scissors game to multiple files such as header file, cpp file, and main cpp file.

I read all the materials and lecture slides about it, and I still don't understand what to put in the header file with classes

 #include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
	enum choice {ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS};
	
	choice select;
	char user;
	bool play_again;
	string play;
	int num_games = 0;
	int player_wins = 0;
	int computer_wins = 0;
	bool tie = false;
	int num_ties = 0;
	
	ofstream outfile;
	ifstream infile;
	
	
		
		
	// Ask the user if they would like to play.
	cout << "By playing this game, do you want to save your data? (y or n): ";
	cin >> play;
	
	// If they answer yes, then play, otherwise no.
	if(play == "y" || play == "Y"){
		play_again = true;
		num_games++;
		infile.open("RockPaperScissors.txt");
		infile >> player_wins >> computer_wins;
		infile.close();
		}
	
	// Start playing the actual game if they want to play.
	while(play_again != false){
		cout << endl << endl << "Rock, Paper, or Scissors? ('r', 'p', or 's'): " ;
		cin >> user;
		cout << endl;
		
		
		// Taking the input and applying it to constant in enum.
		if (user == 'r' || user == 'R'){
			select = ROCK;
			}
		
		else if (user == 'p' || user == 'P'){
			select = PAPER; 
			}
			
		else if (user == 's' || user == 'S'){
			select = SCISSORS;
			}
		
		else {
			cout << "Come on... That's not an option." << endl;
			cout << endl << endl << "Rock, Paper, or Scissors? ('r', 'p', or 's'): " ;
			cin >> user;
			}
		
		
		long  seed = time(NULL); // gets current time
		srand(seed);
		
		// Computer's random selection
		int computer = rand();
		
		//DEBUG: cout << computer << endl;
		
		// Computer's random selection
		computer = rand() % 3;
		
		//DEBUG: cout << computer << endl << endl;;
		//DEBUG: cout << "Here is a test: " << select << endl;
		
		// In the event of a tie, make both players make a new selection and re-evaluate them.
		
		while(computer == select){
			cout << endl << "It's a tie, Pick again please: ";
			cin >> user;
			
			// This is repeated... :/
			if (user == 'r' || user == 'R'){
				select = ROCK;
				}
		
			else if (user == 'p' || user == 'P'){
				select = PAPER; 
				}
			
			else if (user == 's' || user == 'S'){
				select = SCISSORS;
				}
		
			else {
				cout << "Come on... That's not an option." << endl;
				cout << "Rock, Paper, or Scissors? ('r', 'p', or 's'): " ;
				cin >> user;
				}
			
			computer = rand() % 3;
			}
		
		
		// Applying the computer's selection to the appropriate value in enum.
		choice cpu_select;
		
		if (computer == 0){
			cpu_select = ROCK;
			}
		
		else if (computer == 1){
			cpu_select = PAPER; 
			}
			
		else if (computer == 2){
			cpu_select = SCISSORS;
			}
		
		
			
		// Displays each respective selection.
		cout << endl << endl << "Your selection is " << select << endl;
		cout << "The computer selects " << cpu_select << endl;
				
		// Win conditions

		if ((select == ROCK && cpu_select == SCISSORS) || (select == PAPER && cpu_select == ROCK) || (select == SCISSORS && cpu_select == PAPER)){
				cout << endl << "You win." << endl;
				player_wins ++;
			}

		else if((cpu_select == ROCK && select == SCISSORS) || (cpu_select == PAPER && select == ROCK) || (cpu_select == SCISSORS && select == PAPER)){
			cout << endl << "The computer wins." << endl;
			computer_wins ++;
			}
		
		// Show the results of all the games.
		cout << "The player has won " << player_wins << " games." << endl;
		cout << "The computer has won " << computer_wins << " games." << endl;
		
		
		// Ask if the player would like to play again.
		cout << endl << endl << "Would you like to play again?: ";
		cin >> play;
		
		// Exit the loop if the player chooses no.
		if (play == "n" || play == "N"){
			play_again = false;
			}
		else if (play == "y" || play == "Y"){
			num_games++;
			}
		
	outfile.open("RockPaperScissors.txt");
	//outfile <<  num_games << "\n";
	outfile << player_wins << "\n";
	outfile << computer_wins << "\n";
	outfile << num_ties << "\n";
	outfile.close();
	}
	
	
	
	system("pause");
	return 0;
	
	}

[Codermik]

There is not much you could put in a header file there because you have no functions, classes or structures - the whole game so far is sitting in main.

[AbstractionAnon]

You posted the same question before:
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/163714/

Posting the same question again isn't going to change the answers.

As has been pointed out several times now, since everything in in main, you have nothing to put in a header file at this point.

Consider creating a Player and/or a Game class. Then it would make sense to have a player.h file for your Player class declaration and a player.cpp file for your player implementation.

BTW, you still have the problem of having stand() inside your loop. As previously pointed out, srand() should only ever be called once in your program. That means placing the call to srand() before your loop. If you don't pay attention to issues pointed out to you, people are going to stop making suggestions to you.