#include #include #include #include using namespace std; /* This is the first code I wrote using Visual Studio 2017. It's a code which simulates random planet stats. I originally wanted to add analytics which complements the planet's condition, but I'm currently in the middle of some other work, so I guess we'll anticipate an update for this. :> */ class ecosystem { public: ecosystem() { oxygen_level = (rand() % 25) + 1.0; sun_distance = (rand() % 1000) + 100; moon_distance = (rand() % 50) + 10; illuminance = (10000 / sun_distance); overall_temp = (1000 / sun_distance * 15); sea_level = (rand() % 10) + (moon_distance / 2) + (sun_distance / 500); human_count = (rand() % 50); } void show_system() { cout << "overall_temp = " << overall_temp << endl; cout << "sea_level = " << sea_level << endl; cout << "oxygen_level = " << oxygen_level << endl; cout << "sun_distance = " << sun_distance << endl; cout << "moon_distance = " << moon_distance << endl; cout << "illuminance = " << illuminance << endl; cout << "human_count = " << human_count << endl; } private: float overall_temp; float sea_level; float oxygen_level; float sun_distance; float moon_distance; float illuminance; int human_count; }; int main() { srand(time(0)); ecosystem world; cout << "Hello World." << endl << endl; world.show_system(); cout << endl; return 0; }

Planet Ecosystem Generator