//Created by Bell /*The Pyramid will tell your fortune, just run! Good fortune guaranteed! Thanks for checking out my code, corrections welcome, please tell me anything that makes it more what Cplusplus good practice should be like! Code with credits for what I have learned and borrowed to: -Omkar for telling me how to make it work on the new linux servers after sololearn changed from Windows -MR Perfect for his code on how to integrate emojis in cplusplus: you need to use wide type, cannot mix cout and wcout -Carrie Forle for inspiration with random mix and match of output. check and like her codeRandom Sentence Generator in Cplusplus! I was busy and missed the pyramid and emojis asignments, so I have combined a pyramid made of emojis that provides an oracle of good fortune!"> (🍧🍰🍬🍨🍦🍭🍧🍰🍨🍬🍭🍦 😘 😈 😎 😜 🔥 💕 🎁 💯 🌹 👀🖖🏿😘🐣🐉 */ #include #include #include #include using namespace std; int main() { char const *emo="💗"; char const *emo1="\U0001F600"; //smiley char const *emo2="💠"; char const *emo3="😍"; char const *emo4="😂"; char const *emo5="🌹"; char const *emo6="💕"; char const *emo7="👀"; char const *emo8="🎁"; char const *emo9="🐉"; char const *emo10="🔥"; char const *emo11="🌸"; char const *emo12="⛰"; char const *emo13="🐣"; char const *emo14="💎"; char const *emo15="\U0001F388"; char const *mot; //non constant pointer to constant pointer srand(time(NULL)); switch(rand()%50) { case 0: mot= emo1; break; case 1: mot= emo2; break; case 2: mot= emo3; break; case 3: mot= emo4; break; case 4: mot= emo5; break; case 5: mot= emo6; break; case 6: mot= emo7; break; case 7: mot= emo8; break; case 8: mot= emo9; break; case 9: mot= emo10; break; case 10: mot= emo11; break; case 11: mot= emo12; break; case 12: mot= emo13; break; case 13: mot= emo14; break; case 14: mot= emo15; break; default: mot= emo; //most of the time you get a heart but sometimes other emojis! }; cout << "THE PYRAMID ⛰ AUGURIUM SAYS: "< si{"good","beautiful","happy","crazy","lucky","fortunate","interesting","satisfying","fulfilling","amazing","great","astonishing","perfect","blissful","awesome"}; vector st={"day","life","time","experience","holiday","term","year","weekend","journey","change","adventure","impression","encounter"}; m%=si.size(); //so that list may be increased without changing here t%=st.size(); switch(rand()%3) { case 0: cout <

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