Dinosaur Game In Dev C++
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Just an organisational point - do not put implementation code (the function definitions) into header files.
Put your class declaration into the header file, and your code for the function definitions into a .cpp file.
When I use my IDE, it automatically puts the class declaration into the header file and I can get it to create function stubs in the .cpp file.
Also Dinosaur should be a class of it's own with TRex & other classes inheriting from it. That way a Trex and other dinosaurs can be an objects of their own, rather than being a function inside a dinosaur object.
If you do this you can start to take advantage of OOP ideas - like inheritance & polymorphism.
Finally, by now I think you should get out of the habit of
If you can make all these changes - then we will see if you still have problems.
HTH - have fun !!!!
Put your class declaration into the header file, and your code for the function definitions into a .cpp file.
When I use my IDE, it automatically puts the class declaration into the header file and I can get it to create function stubs in the .cpp file.
Also Dinosaur should be a class of it's own with TRex & other classes inheriting from it. That way a Trex and other dinosaurs can be an objects of their own, rather than being a function inside a dinosaur object.
If you do this you can start to take advantage of OOP ideas - like inheritance & polymorphism.
Finally, by now I think you should get out of the habit of
usingnamespace std;. Either put std:: before each std namespace thing or have using std::cout; as example, for each std thing. I do a mixture - I use the first one for things that appear infrequently, and the second for things that are used all the time.If you can make all these changes - then we will see if you still have problems.
HTH - have fun !!!!