// by bell /* Punnett Squares[Challenge] challenge by jianmin chen You've been hired as a scientist. On your first day, the lead scientist tells you to do a simple practice problem. Eager to show him what you know, you automatically start working on it. He gives you a few facts about a zebra pack, and tells you that this is only practice. He tells you: -The dominant trait is black stripes. -The recessive trait is no stripes. -The father is heterozygous. -The mother is homozygous-dominant. You know that this is related to Punnett Squares, and solves the problem in a couple of minutes. However, you want to go even further and write a program to solve it for you. You decide to do just that, and the result is shown below. */ #include #include #include #include using namespace std; int main() { vector traits={"black stripes","bushy mane","dashing speed","brown eyes", "no stripes","short mane","slow but tireless","blue eyes"}; // Genetic traits vector nickname={"stripes","mane","speed","eyes"}; vector freq={2,5,10,50}; string f="",m=""; int c=65,n=0,l,ll; bool recessive; srand(time(NULL)); cout<<"This program calculates the genetics of the offspring in a pack of zebra"<180)?"not stripy, ":"stripy, ") <<(((m[n+2]+m[n+3])>180)?"short haired, ":"bushy haired, ") <<(((m[n+4]+m[n+5])>180)?"tireless, ":"fast, ") <<(((m[n+6]+m[n+7])>180)?"with blue eyes!":"brown eyed.") <180)?"not stripy, ":"stripy, ") <<(((f[n+2]+f[n+3])>180)?"short haired, ":"bushy haired, ") <<(((f[n+4]+f[n+5])>180)?"tireless, ":"fast, ") <<(((f[n+6]+f[n+7])>180)?"with blue eyes!":"brown eyed.") <180)recessive=true; ll++; if(!(ll%2)){cout<<'|'<

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