C-Plus-Plus-Code

C++ Coding Practice

Files:

src/
├── main.cpp                    - Main CLI 
├── binary2digit.cpp            - Convert a single binary value to a digit
├── binary2String.cpp           - Convert a binary string to a sentance
├── burgermaker.cpp             - Make your own burger
├── calculator.cpp              - Calculate simple math
├── coinflip.cpp                - Flip a coin('s)
├── dinojump.cpp                - Dino game in the terminal
├── helloworld.cpp              - Hello World!
├── keytranslator.cpp           - See what a specific key's value is
├── stopwatch.cpp               - Basic stopwatch
├── string2Binary.cpp           - Get the binary value of a sentance
├── timer.cpp                   - Set a timer
├── typingtest.cpp              - Test your typing skills 
├── typingtest.txt              - Text file for the typing test
└── README.md                   - This file

Changes:

• Added Unicode Box Drawing support.

Descriptions:

main.cpp

• Entrance point for the program.

binary2digit.cpp

• Convert a binary number to its decimal counterpart. (E.G. 10101111 = 175.) To activate call binaryToDecimal(int).

burgermaker.cpp

• Make your own burger.

helloworld.cpp

• Classic

keytranslator.cpp

• Tells you the values of a pressed key. (E.G. "A" equals 97 in ASCII and 01100001 in binary.)

dinojump.cpp

• Command line Dino game. Space is jump.

typingtest.cpp

• Test you typing skills. Customize the txt file with the same name to your hearts content. I tried making a copy and paste anti-function, but I don't know if it worked. It didn't work in VScode's terminal.

stopwatch.cpp

• It's a stopwatch. What did you expect?

coinflip.cpp

• Flip a coin a designated number of times. Can be used as a randomizer if your parameter is set to activate on 'tie'. 1000 flips gives you around a 2.52% chance to tie.

calculator.cpp

• Type out a math problem and see what happens. It should follow PEMDAS. (or GEMDAS, but the only allowed grouping symbols are parenthesizes atm)

binary2String.cpp

• Takes a string of binary numbers, seperated by spaces, and reverts them into a string.

string2Binary.cpp

• Takes a string and returns the binary value of each charater.

timer.cpp

• Takes user input in this format: "HH:MM:SS". Then the thread sleeps. Good for delays or timers in multithreaded applications. Sleeping does not consume CPU cycles, and relinquishes control to the OS, avoiding bottlenecks.