#include #include #include using namespace std; class kit { public: string name; int damage; int speed; int health; string weapon; kit() {} kit(int d, int s, string n, string w):damage(d),speed(s),name(n),weapon(w) { health=100; } operator-(kit &obj) { if(rand() % obj.speed>20){ cout << name << " has attacked " << obj.name << ", but " << obj.name << " dodged!\n"; } else { cout << name << " has attacked " << obj.name << " with " << weapon << "! -" << damage << endl; if(obj.health>damage) obj.health-=damage; else obj.health=0; } cout << "Now " << obj.name << " has " <0 && ninja.health >0) { knight-ninja; ninja-knight; } if(ninja.health ==0 && knight.health > 0) cout << knight.name << " WIN! with " << ninja.health << "% HP left.\n\n"; else if(knight.health ==0 && ninja.health > 0) cout << ninja .name << " WIN! with " << knight.health << "% HP left.\n\n"; else if(ninja.health==knight.health) cout << "DRAW!\n\n"; return 0; } //This was done after the course, "More On Classes". //I want to know if this is improvable.

A simple game (is this improvable?)