/*Made by Jordan Patterson. Was originally made to help me understand classes more, and as i have a natural passion for coding i got a bit carried away and wrote this.. I hope you all enjoyed. Let me know if you found the easter eggs within the code and the compiler, try and look for them amd comment down bellow! UPDATES// September 18th 2018: Made minor fixes to typos and overall functionality. May 13th 2018 am working on some rather new codes similar to this so please follow to keep in tune for their release! May 8th 2018: ADDED beauty. ADDED Water content. ADDED Landmass May 7th 2018: FIXED layout of result, a lot neater. ADDED a point tracker which lets you identify which part of the planet is causing you grief. ADDED 'Hawking Radiation' which if found can decrease your score, they only have a 5% chance of spawning however. May 4th 2018: FIXED Layout of code, it looks a lot neater in the compiler now. October 8th: FIXED spelling errors. Updated this comment section. */ #include #include #include #include using namespace std; int score; class PlanetGeneration { public: void temperatureGen(){ srand((long)time(NULL)); string usingTemp; string tempHazard; float currentTemperature = (rand() % 100 - 30); cout <= 10 && currentTemperature <= 25) { score += 500; } if (currentTemperature>=60) { score -=(rand()%1001); } else { score -= (rand()%500); } cout <<"Points: "<=40&&randomNumber<=80) { cout<=40&&number-randomNumber<=60) { score+=(rand()%501); } else { score+=(rand()%201); } cout<=-499) { cout << "Score: " << score <<","<<" It is dangerous for humans on "; PlanetGeneration planetNameGenOBJ; planetNameGenOBJ.planetNameGen(); cout << "." << endl<= 1000) { cout << "Score: " << score <<","<<" Human life has the potential to thrive on "; PlanetGeneration planetNameGenOBJ; planetNameGenOBJ.planetNameGen(); cout << "!" << endl<

Utopia Generator C++