Combat Game Management System

This project is a Combat Game Management System written in C++. The program manages the registration of players, handles combat games between them, and tracks their performance. The program ensures that a player can participate in a maximum of three combat games, records combat results, and allows viewing the list of registered players and winners of each game.

Features

• Player Registration: You can register up to 6 players with unique player numbers.
• Combat Game Management: Allows the management of combat games between two registered players, ensuring no player exceeds their combat participation limit (3 combats).
• Results Tracking: Displays combat results, including the winner and loser of each game.
• Player Information: Allows the viewing of registered players' details and their combat history (wins, losses, and draws).
• Combat Rules:
  • 10 points are awarded for a win.
  • 5 points are awarded for a draw.
  • No points are given for a loss.

Classes and Functions

1. Player Class

This class stores all the details related to a player:

• Player number
• Surname and first name
• Height and weight
• Year of birth
• Combat history (participations, wins, losses, draws, total points)

Key Methods:

• won(): Updates win count and adds 10 points.
• lose(): Updates loss count.
• draw(): Updates draw count and adds 5 points.
• updateCombat(): Increments the player's combat participation count.
• getPlayerInfo(): Returns a string with the player's name, birth year, height, and weight.

2. CombatResult Class

This class stores the result of a combat between two players, with pointers to the winner and loser.

3. Helper Functions

• checkByNumber(): Checks if a player with a specific number exists in the registered players list.
• printPlayers(): Prints details of all registered players.
• printCombatResults(): Prints the results of all completed combats.

4. Main Function

The main function controls the flow of the program, offering the following options to the user:

• Register a new player.
• Manage a combat between two registered players.
• Output all players' information.
• Output the winners and losers of combat games.
• Exit the program.

Program Flow

1. Create Player: The program allows users to create up to 6 players. Each player must have a unique number. The user provides the player's surname, first name, height, weight, and birth year.

2. Manage Combat: Users can select two registered players to engage in a combat. The user chooses the result: either one of the players wins, or the combat is a draw. The system updates both players' records accordingly.

3. View All Players: The program outputs a list of all registered players, showing their combat history (wins, losses, draws, and total points).

4. View Combat Results: Displays the winners and losers of all completed combats.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

You need a C++ compiler to compile and run this program, such as:

• GCC (GNU Compiler Collection)
• Visual Studio with C++ support
• Xcode (for macOS)

Compilation

To compile the program, use the following command (assuming you're using GCC):

g++ combat_game.cpp -o combat_game

Running the Program

After compilation, you can run the program by executing the compiled file:

./combat_game

Example Program Output

------:Welcome to the "Management System of Combat Games":------

:::::Menu:::::
1. Create player
2. Manage combat game
3. Output all players
4. Output winner
5. Program exit
:::Please enter the INTEGER from the above list of your choice: 

Example Usage

1. Create Player: Enter unique player information such as number, surname, first name, height, weight, and birth year.
2. Manage Combat: Select two players and choose the combat result. The system will update the combat history for both players.
3. View Players and Results: List all players and view the winners of previous combats.

Future Improvements

• Add functionality to handle player removal.
• Improve error handling for invalid user input.
• Implement more complex combat mechanics or player stats.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.