[Coding challenge]

here are the solutions:

1 and 2: line #33 & 53 }while(again = 'y');    if(a=b)

there is a logical error.

the = will alaways return  true.

this is because the compiler sees it as an assignment.

the = should be == to make it a comparison.

3: line #22 randChar = rand()%4;

the range of comparible characters is not a,b,c

instead it has a range of: null, ?, ?, ?

to fix this add 'a' or 97 to get it in the range of a-d

4: line #2  #include <ctime>

This is not the error but a hint.

You can write a line that initializes the random number

based on the system time.

srand(time(0));

This allows you to be able to run the app without having it

choose the same random number every time.

Congrats to: sablefoxx and TheWarden for finding errors 1, 2, and 3

Here is the Next Challenge:

Wrte a Program that

1. an integer is inputed

2. the number is converted to binary

3. output the binary number

Bonus: make it also do Octal and/or Hexadecimal

[Coding challenge]

sablefoxx's found some of the errors  on lines 33,and 54

33: }while(again = 'y');

53: if(a=b)   //it waws actually on 53

someone could post what these errors are

there are still 2 more errors.

i could post the errors you want.

[Coding challenge]

Your compiler did find some of the errors,

and i don't think i can hide them from you compiler.

Try fixing the errors and look for the rest of the errors.

Also post as you fix errors.

[Coding challenge]

sablefoxx what compiler are you using?

I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

and I don't see any warnings or errors

this is not one of the errors but should fix some of the strict warnings your compiler is giving you

try  replacing  line 25:  if(compare(myNum, randNum) && compare(myChar, randChar))

with:  if(compare<int>(myNum, randNum) && compare<char>(myChar, randChar)) 

[Coding challenge]

is this the code that you want?

only runtime errors and not syntax errors

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

char get_Char();
int get_Int();
template <class Type>
bool compare(Type,Type);

int main(){
    int myNum, randNum;
    char myChar, randChar;
    char again;
    
    cout<<"  Welcome to the Awesome Game  n";
        
    do{
        cout<<"*******************************n";
        myChar = get_Char();
        myNum = get_Int();
        
        randChar = rand()%4;
        randNum = rand()%3;
        
        if(compare<int>(myNum, randNum) && compare<char>(myChar, randChar))
            cout<<"You  Winn";
        else
            cout<<"You Loosen";

        cout << "do you want to play again(y/n)? ";
        cin >> again;

    }while(again = 'y');  

    cout<<"*******************************n"
        <<"Thanks for Playingn";
    return 0;
}

char get_Char(){
    char temp;
    cout<<"enter a character(a-d): ";
    cin>>temp;
    return temp;
}
int get_Int(){
    int temp;
    cout<<"enter an integer(1-3): ";
    cin>>temp;
    return temp;
}
template <class Type>
bool compare(Type a,Type b){
    if(a=b)
        return true;
    else
        return false;
}

edited after sablefoxx's comment #55  and my comment #56