#include #include //Dunno what this is, just copied it from an answer in StackOverflow. #include using namespace std; int namE; string name; string same = "Kurt"; bool inputfail(){ /*The boolean function placed here just in case a user gives bad input, e.g. Character input in an integer input.*/ if (cin.fail()){ //Just followed this thing. cin.clear(); //And this too. cin.ignore(INT_MAX, '\n'); /*INT_MAX is a limit of some sort. I also don't know why the line break is here.*/ return true; } else{ return false; } } void nameF() { getline(cin, name); if (name!=same) { cout << name << "? Is that so?\n"; } else { cout << "What? Really?\n"; } cout << "{Are you sure that this is your name?}\n"; cout << "{1 Yes}\n{2 No}\n"; cin >> namE; } void namEF() { for(int x=1; ((namE!=1&&namE!=2)||cin.fail()) && x<3; x++) { inputfail(); cout << "{That's not valid.}\n"; cout << "{Choose either 1 or 2.}\n"; cin >> namE; } } int main() { cout << "Hello.\nI doubt that you came here by accident." << endl; cout << "I'm Kurt. Who're you?" << endl; cout << "{Please enter your name.}" << endl; nameF(); namEF(); for(int x=1; namE==2&&x<3; x++) { cout << "{Please enter your name again.}\n"; nameF(); namEF(); } if(namE!=1&&namE!=2){ cout<<"{Too many invalid inputs. The latest name shall be used instead.}\n"; } if(namE==2){ cout<<"{Too many cancellations. The latest name shall be used instead.}\n"; } if(name==same){ cout<<"Well then! We have the same name! Not that it matters.\n"; } else{ cout<<"Well, then. "<>gender; if((gender<1||gender>4)||cin.fail()){ inputfail(); cout<<"{Invalid response.}\n"; } if(gender==1||gender==2||gender==3||gender==4){ cout<<"{Are you sure?}\n{1 Yes}\n{2 No}\n"; cin>>sure; for(int x=1;((sure!=1&&sure!=2)||cin.fail())&&x<3;x++){ inputfail(); cout<<"{Invalid response.}\n{Are you sure?}\n"; cin>>sure; } } x++; }while(x<3&&(sure==2||(sure!=2&&sure!=1))); if(sure!=1&&sure!=2){ cout<<"{Excessive invalid responses. The program shall proceed.}\n"; } if(sure==2){ cout<<"{Excessive responses. The program shall proceed.}\n"; } switch (gender){ case 1: cout<<"Oh, so you identify as male? I see.\n"; break; case 2: cout<<"Oh, so you identify as female? I see.\n"; break; case 3: cout<<"Oh, so you identify as neither male nor female? I see.\n"; break; case 4: cout<<"I understand.\n"; break; default: cout<<"I guess I'm just going to move on and assume that you don't want to reveal your gender.\n"; } cout<<"Well, anyway... I guess this was just a test of my C++ skills. No, hei hei! (That's Finnish for, \"Well, "<

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