Building a Guessing Game | C++ | Tutorial 21

Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including variables, arrays, getting user input, loops, conditionals, object orientation, and much more.

[sanan.chaudhry]

I love how straightforward you are and your voice is really soothing!

[ShogMain]

3:00
its
int secretNum =7;
int guess;
do {
cout<<"enter guess ";
cin>>guess;
} while (secretNum != guess);
cout<<"you win";

[inovinoclaudine]

👍Thumbs up for this video. I've learned about using loops for making a guessing game..

[briann.]

hello mike this code runs on code blocks perfectly but then gives an error on vs the guess variable need be initialized before the loop

[ur_frequency]

Excuse me I'm working to add an array in our game. I mean the we have to guess multiple numbers. I used array but failed. Sir can you help me in solving my problem.

[edwinnavarro]

Can i ask sir Dane? If i guess the number on first trial and i write a wrong number on the last trial, why the output tells wrong if i got already the number

[alexandrtcacenco]

It works as long as I enter pure numbers, but as soon I enter few letters cin getting ignored and while loop goes infinite. How to sanitize input and ignore letters?

[fessenic]

My pycharm isn't working well, do you recommend any other programming language for absolute beginners?

[nidhisethi]

We didn't use endl in the code for guess game. Why then enter a guess statement is always in a new line when we enter a wrong guess?

[avneetrandhawa]

Sir can u help me with my assignment?please

[that]

Instead of a number if I have to enter a word or letter what do I do??

[theactualljazzman]

if you guess a letter the program goes ape shit, 10/10

[abdulrhmanmagdy]

#include <iostream>
#include<string>


using namespace std;


int main()
{

int guess;
const int secretnum=7;
int countguesses=0;
const int limit=3;
bool outofguess=false;

do
{
if(countguesses<limit)
{
cout<<"Enter the guess: ";
cin>>guess;
countguesses++;
}
else
{
outofguess=true;
}
}


if(!outofguess)
{

cout<< "You Win!";
}
else
{
cout<<"You Lose!";
}
return 0;
}