C pointer principle (72)-GLIB

2. Games

1. game rules:

1-11 numbers are randomly selected, and each time the player and the computer smoke once, players and the computer can announce that no number is drawn, the sum of all numbers is more than,, everyone wins.

(1) Welcome players

The gchar character type is used to store the player name.

Typedef char gchar;

Write the following code:

# Include

# Include

# Include

Int main (int argc, char * argv []) {

Setlocale (LC_ALL ,"");

Gchar gamename [10];

G_print ("What is your name? \ N ");

Scanf ("% s", & gamename );

G_print ("Welcome, % s. Here is GAME \ n", gamename );

Return 0;

}

Dp @ dp :~ /Gliblearn % gcc 'pkg-config -- cflags -- libs glib-2.0 gthread-2.0 '1.c-o mytest

Dp @ dp :~ /Gliblearn %./mytest

What is your name?

Mai Hao

Welcome, Mike. Here is the game!

Dp @ dp :~ /Gliblearn %

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(2) introduce random numbers

Use the random number function of glib to generate a random number

Gamerand = g_rand_new ();

Rndnumber = g_rand_int_range (gamerand, 1, 11 );

The procedure is as follows:

# Include

# Include

# Include

Int main (int argc, char * argv []) {

Setlocale (LC_ALL ,"");

GRand * gamerand;

Gchar gamename [10];

G_print ("What is your name? \ N ");

Scanf ("% s", & gamename );

G_print ("Welcome, % s. Here is GAME \ n", gamename );

G_print ("% s, please press a number! \ N ", gamename );

Getchar ();

Getchar ();

Gint rndnumber;

Gamerand = g_rand_new ();

Rndnumber = g_rand_int_range (gamerand, 1, 11 );

G_print ("% s, you have drawn: % d \ n", gamename, rndnumber );

G_rand_free (gamerand );

Return 0;

}

Dp @ dp :~ /Gliblearn %./mytest

What is your name?

Myhaspl

Welcome, myhaspl. Here is the game.

Myhaspl. Press a number!

Myhaspl: 3

Dp @ dp :~ /Gliblearn %