c++ Variables

[ZeroComp]

Heres a simple variable production for C+

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#include<iostream.h>
int main()
myName
myWeapon
myAmmo
myItems

now you just access them and add things. to increase ammo capacity by 1 persay you just say myAmmo++
but for myWeapon you can add things under the class 'Weapon' and for name class'Name'
and the same with items

[Falken]

Heres a simple variable production for C+

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#include<iostream.h>
int main()
myName
myWeapon
myAmmo
myItems

now you just access them and add things. to increase ammo capacity by 1 persay you just say myAmmo++
but for myWeapon you can add things under the class 'Weapon' and for name class'Name'
and the same with items

You forgot the { and } you also have to set what type of variable. And no need to include iostream unless you want to print something on the screen or take input from the user. Often a good idea to set values at start too, else weird things might happen if you are unlucky and may cause very strange bugs.

should be:

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int main()
{
   int health = 100; // A number
   float mana = 99.5; // A decimal number, can also use double, differs in how many decimals.
   bool alive = true; // True or false value
   char symbol = 'a'; // A single character.
}

[ZeroComp]

Sorry, I was trying to do this off of very vague memory