This document provides code for a simple Hangman game in C++. The code defines variables to track the number of lives, letters guessed, and a nope counter. It prompts the user to enter a word and letter. The code then loops through the word and newword arrays to check for matches and increment the nope counter if a match is found, replacing the character in newword. If nope is still less than 1 after the loop, a life is lost. After exhausting the lives or correctly guessing the word, it prints You lose or You win messages.

1. how to make a class Hangman C++
*private[atributes] *public[services] *->definitions
as simple as posible
Solution
Code:
#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
int main()
{
int lifes=0;
char letter;
int nope;
char word[20]={0};
char newword[20]={0};
cout<<"Write a word: ";
cin>>word;
while ( lifes <=5 &&strcmp(newword, word) != 0)
{

2. nope=0;
cout<<endl<<"Guess a letter: ";
cin>>letter;
for(int n=0; n<20; n++) {
if(word[n] == letter) {
newword[n]=word[n];.a&b
nope=1; } }
if(nope<1)
lifes=lifes+1;
cout<<"Sorry please try, again."<<endl; }
}
if (lifes>5)
{
cout<<endl<<"You lose";
}
else {
cout<<endl<<"You win!"; }
getch();
return 0;
}