How can I check different objects from the same class?

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Specify a void function named experienced_Player (). The function will accept
two Player type objects and will control which of the two players has the most experience.
Checks will be made and the following messages should be printed:
• 'First Player is stronger'
• 'Second Player is stronger'
• 'Tie'

What I have tried:

ive tried to do the function void experienced_player but i cant

Posted 16-Mar-20 13:11pm

LATIF Ι.Κ

Updated 16-Mar-20 15:42pm

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Rick York · Answer 1 · 2020-03-16T15:43:00

Solution 1

You could use this :

C++

void experienced_Player( Player & p1, Player & p2 )
{
    strength_t s1 = p1.GetStrength();
    strength_t s2 = p2.GetStrength();
    if( s1 > s2 )
          // player one is stronger
    else if( s1 < s2 )
          // player two is stronger
    else
          // they are equal strength
}

Now you need to define a type that contains the strength, the strength_t, and write a method for the player object that returns its strength. You also need to add the code to print the messages.

Posted 16-Mar-20 15:43pm

Rick York

Updated 16-Mar-20 15:51pm

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Comments

CPallini 17-Mar-20 3:18am

~~Could be useful to return an int, couldn't be?~~
My 5.

phil.o 17-Mar-20 5:24am

A void function is explicitly required :)

CPallini 17-Mar-20 5:36am

Oooops!
What a madness, neverthless. :-)
Thank you.

LATIF Ι.Κ 17-Mar-20 17:40pm

thank you very much to all <3