Description

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Documentation Header Reminder
Before you start your assignment, you will need to add documentation similar to what we demonstrated in the first few lectures.
// Programmer: Clayton Price
// File: fahr2celc.cpp
// Assignment: HW2
// Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which // will input Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and // output the corresponding Celcius temperature.
Function Prototype Documentation Reminder
In the function prototype section of your C++ program, remember to add documentation to each function similar to what was demonstrated in lectures.
// Desc: This function is used for converting a provided
// temperature in fahrenheit to celsius
// Pre: None // Post: The converted temperature is returned. float convertFahrToCelc(const float fahrTemp); Wₒᵣd ₑ Fₒᵣ Fᵣᵢₑ d
Background
This homework assignment requires you to modify your work done in HW02. The modifications will be primarily based on the new knowledge that you have acquired on C++ switch-case statements and functions.
Specifications:
Modification 1:
Previously, the Wordle bot needed to ask the players many questions throughout the game; sometimes, this can take away the aesthetic quality of our program. In order to fix this, we are going to create a more structured menu to present to players. The menu should resemble the one shown below, and you must implement it using a switch-case statement:
The Wordle’s Menu
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1. Start a new game (with new players)
2. Start a new round (with existing players)
3. Print game summary (of existing players)
4. Share result (of last round)
5. Exit the game (are you sure?)
Do not forget to implement the proper input validation for the menu! Additionally, if no rounds have been recorded yet, then option 3 and option 4 should not be allowed to be chosen. Your program should produce an error message when the user tries to select one of these options.
Modification 2:
The second major modification would be to add some functions to your new program such that the overall code organization could be improved.
Functional requirement 1: The greet() function
This function’s only purpose is to greet the users when the program is first run. It should not need any parameters or return anything. Also, it should only be called once throughout the program. A sample greet message that would be appropriate is provided as followed:
Welcome to Wordle For Friends!
≤^.^≥
Functional requirement 2: The printGameSummary() function
The purpose of this function is to output the current game summary for the existing players. This function should have five parameters: one for Player 1, one for Player 2, one for the number of rounds played, one for the original friendship level, and one for the current friendship level. A sample output from this function is provided below. Besides printing out the overall game summary, this particular function can get sympathetic sometimes whenever the current friendship level is lower than 20. In that case, the function will add a two-level bonus to the friendship of the existing players, and then print it out. For instance, if the actual current friendship level passed into this function is 19, then the new value to be printed out would be 21.
Game Summary
Player 1: Frank
Player 2: Fiona
Number of rounds played: 50
Initial friendship level: 10
Current friendship level: 21
The update made to the current friendship level should be persistent outside of this function as well. For example, if the existing players choose to play another round, then the game should start out with the updated friendship level of 21 too.
Functional requirement 3: The shareWordle() function
The purpose of this function is to share the last round’s result of existing players. A sample output is provided below. The sample is for Player 1 = Frank, Player 2 = Fiona, last round number = 1, and Fiona took 4 attempts to guess the key word (SOUND) correctly (KITTY -> CLOTH -> PONDS -> SOUND). Note that there is a minor change for one of the notations as well. When a correct letter is entered but at a wrong position, we will use the abridged notation ^-^ rather than the previous one ^(‘-’)^ (so that the output for sharing can be tidier). For this function, we are not going to tell you what parameters it needs. So plan for it carefully.
Wordle For Friends (Frank and Fiona)
@.@ @.@ @.@ @.@ @.@
@.@ @.@ ^-^ @.@ @.@
@.@ ^o^ ^-^ ^-^ ^-^
^o^ ^o^ ^o^ ^o^ ^o^
Wordle Round 1 4/6
This is your Wordle journey for the day to be shared!
Hint:
string aBeautifulPhrase = “Cup of Joe”; aBeautifulPhrase += “ is ”; aBeautifulPhrase += “Easy as Pie”;
cout << aBeautifulPhrase; // this will print “Cup of Joe is
Easy as Pie”!
Sample Outputs
Coming soon… In the meantime…