User inputted lists?

[myanrueller]

I'm writing a program for a user to create a list of favorite things, maintain it. I don't quite know how to have the program print the list back. My pseudocode, if that helps:
A program to list and store games

list functions for Getting their favorite games.

Include in main function

program has a max of 5-10 favorite games it can store

User must be prompted to

List favorite games

user lists favorite games

program stores favorite games then prints them


Vector->Games

Vector->List



PseudoCode2

main function ()
run list function ()
return 0;

func list ()
define variables (not actually endented, just for clarity)
integer: currentGames; //the number of current games
vector or function?: listGames; //the list of games
user input(vector, string or int?): userGames; //the user input of the games
integer: maxGames; //the total number of games allowed
integer yesNo; //user input for a yes/no question

main operation
cout<<"would you like to make a list of your favorite games?(y/n)"<<endl; //asks the user to input a list of games
cin>>yesNo;

while (yesNo == 'y' && currentGames <= maxGames)
version 1:
{
function listGames()
{
cout<<"Input one of your favorite games: \n"
cin>>userGames;
list the games with a switch;

switch
{
1-10 for games. 1,2,3 for decision.
decision: 1: keep as is. 2: move to new location (++ or --); 3: delete, erase()+(#-1)
break
{
{
{
listGames;
{

main operation version 2:
while (yesNo == 'y' && currentGames <= maxGames)
{
cout<<"Input one of your favorite games: \n";
cin>>userGames;
list games;
}
}

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>
#include <ctime>
#include <list>

using namespace std;

void list();

int main ()
{
	cout<<"Type in some of your favorite games: \n";
	list();
	return 0;
}

void list()
{
	int faveGame;
	int yesNo;
	vector<string> listGame;
	int maxGames = 10;
	int currentGames = 0;
	
	cout<<"Do you want to input some of your favorite games(y/n): ";
	cin>>yesNo;
	if (yesNo == 'y' && currentGames<=maxGames)
	{
		cout<<"Input one of your favorite games now: \n\n";
		cin>>faveGame;
		listGame.push_back(faveGame);
		
	}