Discription
It seems like you've shared a portion of C code for a game where the player is tasked with sorting elements in different "Glasses" using certain rules. This code is written in C and uses functions to manage the game's logic and display. Here's an overview of the code's functionality:
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instruction(): Displays the game's instructions and options for playing or exiting. -
loser(): Provides a message when the player loses the game. It encourages the player to try again. -
rules(): Displays the game rules. -
status(): Checks whether the game is over or not based on certain conditions. If the game is won, it displays a congratulatory message. -
display(): Displays the current state of the "Glasses" and the number of steps taken in the game. It also notifies the player if any "Glass" is full. -
game(): Implements the main game logic. It allows the player to transfer elements between "Glasses" according to the rules and keeps track of the number of moves. -
The code uses various conditional statements to validate and execute the player's moves, including checks for matching elements and stack capacity.
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The game loops recursively by calling the
game()function until the player wins or exits the game.
Overall, this code represents the core logic of a game involving sorting elements in different containers (Glasses) using specific rules. The player's goal is to sort the elements efficiently with the fewest possible moves.
Library Needed :
- #include <stdio.h>
- #include <stdlib.h>
- #include <conio.h>
- #include <string.h>
DSA Used :
- Stacks
- Arrays