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Assignment No.

02(Graded) Total Marks: 20


Semester: Fall 2024
CS304P- Object Oriented Programming (Practical) Due Date: 30 December, 2024

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Lectures Covered:

This assignment covers Labs # 6 to 7

Note: Submit your solutions in .cpp file.

Assignment No. 1

Objectives and Learning Outcomes:

The objectives and learning outcomes of this assignment are to:

 Overload pre and post increment and decrement operators

Problem Statement
Suppose you are tasked with developing a simple and fun virtual game to demonstrate key programming concepts
in C++. The game involves a "virtual player" attempting to guess a randomly generated target number.

Game Rules:

o A target number is generated randomly at the start of the game from 1 to 10.
o The virtual player starts with an initial score of 5 and starts guessing the number.
o You are required to overload pre- and post-increment (++) and decrement (--) operators to manage the
player's score dynamically.
o If virtual player guesses a number that is greater or smaller than the target number, then player score will
be decremented by 1.
 Use the pre-decrement (--score) for guesses that are greater than target number.
 Use the post-decrement (score--) for guesses that are smaller than the target number.
o A correct guess increases the score by 1 using the pre-increment (++score) operator.
o The game ends when:

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