#include #include #include using namespace std; /* ************************************* * * * * * Perfect World + The dragon * * * * * ************************************* This is the completed version of The dragon along with a story for my rpg sketch Special thanks to @Karl T https://www.sololearn.com/Profile/2835675 @Hatsy https://www.sololearn.com/Profile/2034558 For solving with the codes errors - Huge help!! 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 The input takes a value for the damage dealt example: 1984 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 */ //Base class class Dragon { public: //Dragon constructor Dragon() { cout << "Suddenly, A dragon appears!!" << endl << endl; } //Dragon Destructor ~Dragon() { } //a non virtual function for the base class void Attack() { cout << "Dragon attacks!\n"; } // virtual function that is changed by each class that inherits it (OVERRIDE) virtual void attack(int a) { cout << "The dragon deals " << a << " damage!"; } //function that sets the battles decision void setDecision(){ w = false; } private: //interger values //hp not added to base class int level; //string values string type; string name; //boolean values bool w; }; //derived class LightningDragon class LightningDragon :public Dragon { public: //Constructor for the Derived with a parameter for level LightningDragon(std::string n,std::string t,int l, int h) { //interger functions setLevel(l); setHealth(h); //string functions setName(n); setType(t); } //function that sets the objects level void setLevel(int l) { level = l; } //function that gets the objects level int getLevel() { return level; } //function that sets the objects health points void setHealth(int h) { hp = h; } //function that gets the objects health points int getHealth() { return hp; } //function that names object void setName(std::string n) { name = n; } //function that gets the objects name std::string getName() { return name; } //function that sets the objects type / element void setType(std::string t) { type = t; } //function that gets the objects type/ element std::string getType() { return type; } //function that sets the battles decision void setDecision() { w = false; } // virtual fuction for a normal attack from LightningDragon void attack(int a) { cout << "The dragon attacks!\n" << endl; cout << "Party takes " << a << " damage!" << endl << endl; } //LightningDragon destructor ~LightningDragon() { } private: //private interger values int level; int hp; //private string values string name; string type; // bool value for the result of battle /* win w = true; lose w = false; */ bool w; }; int main() { //values for monsters level int l = 20; // declaration for the damage int damage; // pointer to danage int *dam = &damage; //className obj (level, hp) LightningDragon lg("Lightning Dragon ", "Electric ", l, 700); // Check for getLevel and setLevel cout << "With your awesome examine skill, you examine the monster." << endl << endl; cout << "You discover..." << endl << endl; cout << "The dragon is LV " << lg.getLevel() << endl << endl; // Check for getHealth and setHealth cout << "It has " << lg.getHealth() << " Health points" << endl << endl; // Pointer to acsess class Dragon virtual function Dragon *d1 = ≶ // input for damage dealt to monster cout << "Enter the amount of damage" << endl << endl; cin >> *dam; /*------------------------------------------------------------------------ - if the input is not an interger exception - examples string values, char values , large numbers RIP to thase who trigger this event -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ if (cin.fail()) { damage = 9999; cout << "The monster uses its ultimate attack" << endl << endl; d1->attack(*dam); d1->setDecision(); cout << "Bad End" << endl << endl; cout << "You should have entered a number..." << endl << endl; // To stop cin.fail(); from preventing futur input cin.clear(); cin.ignore(); } /* - solution for damage less than zero exeption - Again gg to those who triggers this event */ else if (*dam < 0) { cout << "The Dragon unleashes its horrifying power!!" << endl << endl; d1->setDecision(); cout << "You and you party are wiped out..." << endl << endl; cout << "Bad End" << endl << endl; cout << "You should have entered a number above zero..." << endl << endl; } // sucessful result // attack value is correct else { d1->attack(*dam); } return 0; }

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