Solution:
#include <iostream>
//The function returns remainder
int Modulo(int iN, int iM) {
int iQ = (iN/iM);
return iN- (iQ*iM);
}
//The function is to generate random characters in the assigned range of
char GenChar(int iG, char cB, int iR) {
return (cB+ Modulo(iG, iR));
}
int main() {
char cRow[80]; //The array is for keeping 80 characters in a
row
int a= 7, b= 17, c= 13, d= 1; //random value assigned to initiate
the generation
//The while loop runs infinite times to create the fall
effect
while (true) {
int i = 0;
// the following loop generates random row of characters
while (i < 100) {
if (cRow[i] != ' ') {
cRow[i] = GenChar(a + i*i, 33, 30);
}
std::cout << cRow[i];
++i;
}
// Random function assigned for number to keep changing (can be
changed as per the effect)
a= (a + 41);
b= (b+ 11);
c= (c+ 37);
d= (d+ 57);
cRow[Modulo(a, 100)] = '-';
cRow[Modulo(b, 100)] = ' ';
cRow[Modulo(c, 100)] = '-';
cRow[Modulo(d, 100)] = ' ';
// To create delay in the number of runs 250000 times (can be
changed as per the fall effect)
i = 0;
while (i < 25000) {
GenChar(1, 1, 1);
++i;
}
}
return 0;
}
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