Question

Go back to In Class Lab A where you created a Game Menu.

Modify your code so that the user can input one of the four choices.

Use an if/else statement so that depending on the user’s choice, the correct game will play. If the user inputs a 4 (Exit), your code exits without playing any game.

For the MATH and MADLIBS choices, use your code from Lab 1. For the CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE choice, write the code. Write a cohesive story that allows the user to make decisions as to what to do next, and display the story accordingly. For example, you might ask the user if he/she wants to take the A, F, or B train. Depending on the answer, ask another question. Here is a sample output for this question, but you can make yours very different!

Hello! You are at Atlantic Ave in Brooklyn! Please let me know if you are taking the F, Q or B train!

B

Great! Enter 1 to go to Manhattan or 2 to go to Coney Island

2

Wow! You are looking toward a terrific adventure!

You are off the train now! Do you want to go jogging on the beach or to the amusement park (enter ‘jogging’ or ‘amusement’)?

amusement

Have fun! How much money do you want to spend? Once I know that, I will give you a choice of rides! Then you will be on your own!

20.00

OK! Choose the Bumper Cars or the Rolling Thunder Roller Coaster!

use c++language

Answer 1

I've written a simple story for first choice. Complete the rest of the stories. I've provided template for the same

1. Atlantic Adventure 2. Pirate Attack 3. Adventure of Tom 4. Exit Enter your choice: 1 Hello!! You are in Atlantic ocean. You chose a boat or submarine?(b/s): S You are on a submarine!! You see a whale. What to do next? Quit(a) or run(r)? You lose!! Whale was faster!! Game over!!

Code

#include <bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std;

void story1(){

    int choice;

    char ch;

    cout<<"Hello!! You are in Atlantic ocean. You chose a boat or submarine?(b/s): ";

    cin>>ch;

    if(ch=='b'){

        cout<<"You are on a boat!! You see a shark. What to do next? Fight(f) or run(r)? ";

        cin>>ch;

        if(ch=='f'){

            cout<<"You lose!! You are dead!! Game over!!\n";

        }

        else if(ch=='r'){

            cout<<"You lose!! Shark was faster!! Game over!!\n";

        }

        else{

            cout<<"Invalid choice! Game over!!\n";

        }

    }

    else if(ch=='s'){

        cout<<"You are on a submarine!! You see a whale. What to do next? Quit(q) or run(r)? ";

        cin>>ch;

        if(ch=='q'){

            cout<<"You were eaten by whale!! Game over!!\n";

        }

        else if(ch=='r'){

            cout<<"You lose!! Whale was faster!! Game over!!\n";

        }

        else{

            cout<<"Invalid choice! Game over!!\n";

        }

    }

    else{

        cout<<"Invalid choice! Game over!!\n";

    }

}

void story2(){

    //complete your story

}

void story3(){

    //complete your story

}

int main(){

    

    cout<<"1. Atlantic Adventure\n";

    cout<<"2. Pirate Attack\n";

    cout<<"3. Adventure of Tom\n";

    cout<<"4. Exit\n";

    cout<<"Enter your choice: ";

    int choice;

    cin>>choice;

    if(choice==1){

        story1();

    }

    else if(choice==2){

        story2();

    }

    else if(choice==3){

        story3();

    }

}