Oct 5, 2012 at 4:56pm UTC
the idea is to enter how many pancakes everyone ate and whoever ate the most the computer tells you, it was a challenge to see if my programming is up to scratch yet...most definitely not
so it sort of works i think so long as everyone's code is 1 and the guy who ate the mosts 2 or more...i could tell i was repeating the code and that is wrong plus im sure there was a more elegant way to use the if else like i did...just could get my head round it
and i knew the answer was in creating a class that had a function that would help in just i couldnt think of a creative way to get my answers as i wanted
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class fatty {
public:
string name;
int pancakes;
void getcake ()
{
cout << "the fat bastard called "<< name <<" ate the most cake!!" << endl;
}
};
int main()
{
fatty fat1;
fat1.name = "bubba";
fatty fat2;
fat2.name = "cartman";
fatty fat3;
fat3.name = "elvis";
fatty fat4;
fat4.name = "santa";
fatty fat5;
fat5.name = "yo momma";
fatty fat6;
fat6.name = "kublah kahn";
fatty fat7;
fat7.name = "mr creosate";
fatty fat8;
fat8.name = "doctor lipo";
int pancakes;
int pancakes2;
int pancakes3;
int pancakes4;
int pancakes5;
int pancakes6;
int pancakes7;
int pancakes8;
cout << "how many pancakes did " << fat1.name << " have?" << endl;
cin >> pancakes;
cout << "how many pancakes did " << fat2.name << " have?" << endl;
cin >> pancakes2;
cout << "how many pancakes did " << fat3.name << " have?" << endl;
cin >> pancakes3;
cout << "how many pancakes did " << fat4.name << " have?" << endl;
cin >> pancakes4;
cout << "how many pancakes did " << fat5.name << " have?" << endl;
cin >> pancakes5;
cout << "how many pancakes did " << fat6.name << " have?" << endl;
cin >> pancakes6;
cout << "how many pancakes did " << fat7.name << " have?" << endl;
cin >> pancakes7;
cout << "how many pancakes did " << fat8.name << " have?" << endl;
cin >> pancakes8;
if (pancakes > pancakes2)
{
if (pancakes > pancakes3)
{
if (pancakes >pancakes4)
{
if (pancakes > pancakes5)
{
if (pancakes > pancakes6)
{
if (pancakes > pancakes7)
{
if (pancakes > pancakes8)
fat1.getcake ();
}
}
}
}
}
}
else if (pancakes2 > pancakes)
{
if (pancakes2 > pancakes3)
{
if (pancakes2 >pancakes4)
{
if (pancakes2 > pancakes5)
{
if (pancakes2 > pancakes6)
{
if (pancakes2 > pancakes7)
{
if (pancakes2 > pancakes8)
fat2.getcake ();
}
}
}
}
}
}
else if (pancakes3 > pancakes)
{
if (pancakes3 > pancakes2)
{
if (pancakes3 >pancakes4)
{
if (pancakes3 > pancakes5)
{
if (pancakes3 > pancakes6)
{
if (pancakes3 > pancakes7)
{
if (pancakes3 > pancakes8)
fat3.getcake ();
}
}
}
}
}
}
else if (pancakes4 > pancakes)
{
if (pancakes4 > pancakes2)
{
if (pancakes4 >pancakes3)
{
if (pancakes4 > pancakes5)
{
if (pancakes4 > pancakes6)
{
if (pancakes4 > pancakes7)
{
if (pancakes4 > pancakes8)
fat4.getcake ();
}
}
}
}
}
}
else if (pancakes5 > pancakes)
{
if (pancakes5 > pancakes2)
{
if (pancakes5 >pancakes3)
{
if (pancakes5 > pancakes5)
{
if (pancakes5 > pancakes6)
{
if (pancakes5 > pancakes7)
{
if (pancakes5 > pancakes8)
fat5.getcake ();
}
}
}
}
}
}
else if (pancakes6 > pancakes)
{
if (pancakes6 > pancakes2)
{
if (pancakes6 >pancakes3)
{
if (pancakes6 > pancakes5)
{
if (pancakes6 > pancakes4)
{
if (pancakes6 > pancakes7)
{
if (pancakes6 > pancakes8)
fat6.getcake ();
}
}
}
}
}
}
else if (pancakes7 > pancakes)
{
if (pancakes7 > pancakes2)
{
if (pancakes7 >pancakes3)
{
if (pancakes7 > pancakes5)
{
if (pancakes7 > pancakes4)
{
if (pancakes7 > pancakes6)
{
if (pancakes7 > pancakes8)
fat7.getcake ();
}
}
}
}
}
}
else if (pancakes8 > pancakes)
{
if (pancakes8 > pancakes2)
{
if (pancakes8 >pancakes3)
{
if (pancakes8 > pancakes4)
{
if (pancakes8 > pancakes5)
{
if (pancakes8 > pancakes6)
{
if (pancakes8 > pancakes7)
fat8.getcake ();
}
}
}
}
}
}
else {
cerr << "summint whent wrong" <<endl;
}
return 0;
}
Oct 5, 2012 at 5:30pm UTC
actually it would just be easier to use an array:
[code
fatty fats[8];
[/code]
then loop through each value when you want to do something.
I would start there.
Oct 5, 2012 at 5:51pm UTC
i feel so stupid...why didnt I think of that
AND CLASSES IN ARRAYS ARRGH
Last edited on Oct 5, 2012 at 5:54pm UTC
Oct 5, 2012 at 5:55pm UTC
You over complicated this task... You can simply use an array to store each amount like pogrady said and then use a loop to determine which wan ate the most