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I am working on a C++ code. What I am trying to do is create a program that asks the user to select a difficulty (hard, intermediate, easy), then the program will randomly generate a weight for a cannon ball and a distance of a target. The user then has to guess the angle and speed at which to launch the cannon ball to hit the target. Hard is +- 10 meters from the randomly generated target, intermediate is +-20 and easy is +-30. The program needs to use a class with resulting objects, a structure, at least four pointers, a linked list (or two STL), and use either the STL or recursion. Thanks!

I am working on a C++ code. What I am trying to do is create a program that asks the user to select a difficulty (hard, intermediate, easy), then the program will randomly generate a weight for a cannon ball and a distance of a target. The user then has to guess the angle and speed at which to launch the cannon ball to hit the target. Hard is +- 10 meters from the randomly generated target, intermediate is +-20 and easy is +-30. The program needs to use a class with resulting objects, a structure, at least four pointers, a linked list (or two STL), and use either the STL or recursion. Thanks!

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I am working on a C++ code. What I am trying to do is create a program that asks the user to select a difficulty (hard, intermediate, easy), then the program will randomly generate a weight for a cannon ball and a distance of a target. The user then has to guess the angle and speed at which to launch the cannon ball to hit the target. Hard is +- 10 meters from the randomly generated target, intermediate is +-20 and easy is +-30. The program needs to use a class with resulting objects, a structure, at least four pointers, a linked list (or two STL), and use either the STL or recursion. Thanks!

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