To create a C program to practice twodimensional arrays and

To create a C++ program to practice two-dimensional arrays and implement a game in which a player attempts to sink a fleet of five navy vessels by guessing their locations on a grid. You need to create a C++ class for the game with a two-dimensional array as the grid for ship locations. At the beginning, your game will initialize the five navy vessels locations randomly. A player will enter the locations of his/her missiles and your program will determine if it is a hit. The player wins if he/she hits all of five navy vessels before he/she runs out of his missiles, or the player loses. You need to create a game class to complete the lab. Define the class functions and variables yourself. Follow the C++ object-oriented programming style.

Solution

Solution for the above given Game Problem in C++.

#include<iostream>

#include<random>

#include<cstdlib>

using namespace std;

class Game

{

    int ROW_SIZE,COLUMN_SIZE;

void fillRandomLocations(int,int); // Function to fill out random vessels

void HitLocation(int[][],int,int);//Function to check whether your missiles hit or not

}

int main()

{

Game game = new Game(); / /Creating the object of that class

int R1,C1;

R1=game.ROW_SIZE;

C1=game.COLUMN_SIZE;

cout << \"Please enter the Row Size : \" << endl;

cin >> R1; // Enter the number of rows of the Array;

cout << \"Please enter the Column Size: \" << endl;

cin >> C1; // Enter the number of columns for the array

int array[R1[C1]; // Initializing array with entered values

RAND_MAX1 = R1;

RAND_MAX2 = C1;

for(int i=0;i<R1;i++) // Initializing whole locations to zero first

{

for(int j=0;j<C1;j++)

{

array[i][j]=0;

}

}

game.fillRandomLocation(RAND_MAX1,RAND_MAX2); // Calling function to fill out vessels randomly

void HitLocation(array,R1,C1);

return 0;

}

void fillRandomLocations(int RAND_MAX1,int RAND_MAX2)

{
for(int i=0;i<5;i++)

{

array[rand() % RAND_MAX1][rand() % RAND_MAX2] = rand() % 100; //Fills out locations for 5 times

}

cout << \"Locations have been filled with vessels randomly \" << endl;

}

void HitLocation(int[][] array,int R1,int C1)

{

int count=0,ROW,COLUMN;

for(int i=0;i<R1+C1<i++)

{

cout << \"Enter the hits as row number and column number\"<<endl;

cin >> ROW >> COLUMN;

if(array[ROW][COLUMN]!=0)

count++;

else

continue;

}

if(count == 5) // if 5 hits are correct

cout << \"Your Missiles Hit Successfully \" << endl;

else

cout << \"Better Luck...Try Once again \" << endl;

}