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Put this code into functions and make my game continuous so the player can be asked to pay again if they would like to keep playing... Thank you    #include #include #include #include using namespace std; int main() { srand(static_cast (time(0))); constint N = 4; string wordP[N] = { "engineer", "cooper union", "final", "new york university" }; for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) { cout << wordP[N] << endl; } int z = rand() % N; string word = wordP[z]; string scrambled = word; constint rp = scrambled.size(); for (int letter = 0; letter < rp; letter++) { int z = rand() % rp; char game = scrambled[z]; scrambled[z] = scrambled[letter]; scrambled[letter] = game; } unsignedint t1 = time(0); string begin; do { cout << "Lets play a game.." << endl << " Unscramble the following words in order to proceed" << " " <> begin; if (begin == word) { cout << "Congratulations you beat the game" << endl; break; } } while (begin != "Quit"); unsignedint t2 = time(0); unsignedint score = (t2 - t1); cout << "It took " << score << "seconds" << endl; cout << " Thank you, come again!!" << endl; return0; }

Put this code into functions and make my game continuous so the player can be asked to pay again if they would like to keep playing... Thank you    #include #include #include #include using namespace std; int main() { srand(static_cast (time(0))); constint N = 4; string wordP[N] = { "engineer", "cooper union", "final", "new york university" }; for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) { cout << wordP[N] << endl; } int z = rand() % N; string word = wordP[z]; string scrambled = word; constint rp = scrambled.size(); for (int letter = 0; letter < rp; letter++) { int z = rand() % rp; char game = scrambled[z]; scrambled[z] = scrambled[letter]; scrambled[letter] = game; } unsignedint t1 = time(0); string begin; do { cout << "Lets play a game.." << endl << " Unscramble the following words in order to proceed" << " " <> begin; if (begin == word) { cout << "Congratulations you beat the game" << endl; break; } } while (begin != "Quit"); unsignedint t2 = time(0); unsignedint score = (t2 - t1); cout << "It took " << score << "seconds" << endl; cout << " Thank you, come again!!" << endl; return0; }

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Put this code into functions and make my game continuous so the player can be asked to pay again if they would like to keep playing...
Thank you 
 
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <ctime>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
srand(static_cast<unsigned int> (time(0)));

constint N = 4;
string wordP[N] = { "engineer",
"cooper union", "final", "new york university" };

for (int i = 0; i <= N; i++) {
cout << wordP[N] << endl;
}

int z = rand() % N;
string word = wordP[z];
string scrambled = word;

constint rp = scrambled.size();

for (int letter = 0; letter < rp; letter++) {

int z = rand() % rp;
char game = scrambled[z];
scrambled[z] = scrambled[letter];
scrambled[letter] = game;
}

unsignedint t1 = time(0);

string begin;
do {
cout << "Lets play a game.." << endl << " Unscramble the following words in order to proceed" << " " <<endl<< "word:"<<" "<<scrambled << endl;
cin >> begin;
if (begin == word) {
cout << "Congratulations you beat the game" << endl;
break;
}

} while (begin != "Quit");
unsignedint t2 = time(0);
unsignedint score = (t2 - t1);
cout << "It took " << score << "seconds" << endl;
cout << " Thank you, come again!!" << endl;
return0;
}



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Here our task is to run this game again and again based on the approval of user.

An easy way to implement this in your written program is to implement a goto statement.

After the entire execution of the program, we again ask user if he wish to play again, if he typed 'y' (meaning yes) we will branch up the program to a convenient step.

Note the goto statement and its label in the program.

Let's see how to implement it in your written program.

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