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gameName winningOdject(gameName play1, gameName play2,  odd, even)
{

}

<#include<iostream>>

using namespace std;
enum game{odd, even};

  // function prototypes
void displayRules();
game retrievePlay(int selection);
bool valdSelection(char selection);
 convertEnum(game odject);
game winningOdject(game play1, game play2);
void gameResult(game play1, game play2,  int& winner);
void displayResults(int gCount, int wCount1, int wCount2);

 // step 1
int main ()
{
	int selection;
	int play1, play2;
	int sum;
	int gameCount;                          // variable to store the number of games played.
	int winCount1, winCount2;              // variables to store the number of games won by players 1 and 2.
    int num[5];                          //array to store the five numbers
	int  counter;   
	int gamewinner;                        
	char response;                         // variable to get the users response to play the game.
	int selection1, selection2;
   int gamePlay1;
    int gamePlay2;                  //player's1 and player's2 selection.
    
	//Initialize variables; step 2.

	gameCount = 0;
	winCount1 = 0;
	winCount2 = 0;

	displayRules();                        //step 3

	cout << "Enter Y|y to play the game: ";  // step 4 
	cin >> response;
	//cout << endl;

	while ( response == 'Y' || response == 'y')
	{
		cout << "Player1 enter your choice: ";  //step 6
		cin >> selection1;
		cout << endl;

		cout << "player2 enter your choice: ";
		cin >> selection2;
		cout << endl;

		if ( valdSelection(selection1) && valdSelection(selection2))
		{
			play1 = retrievePlay(selection1);
			play2 = retrievePlay(selection2);
			gameCount++;
			gameResult(play1, play2, gamewinner);

			if (gamewinner == 1)
				winCount1++;
			else (gamewinner ==2);
				winCount2++;
		}  //end if.

		cout << "Enter Y | y to play the game: ";
		cin >> response;
		cout << endl;
	} // end while

	displayResults(gameCount, winCount1, winCount2);
    
	for ( counter = 0; counter < 5; counter++)
		cin >> num[counter];
	sum = sum + num[counter];
	cout << endl;

	return 0;
}

void displayRules();
{
	cout << "Hi and welcome to the game Odds and Evens." << endl;
	cout << "This is a game for one or two players." << endl;
	cout << "The rules of the game are has follows:" << endl;
	cout << "1. the players choise either Odds or Evens." << endl;
	cout << "2. The players choise a number between 1 and 5." << endl;
	     << "3. After player choise there number. " <<endl;
		 << "The sum of the numbers either equal a odd number of an even number." << endl;
	cout << "The winner is the player that has the right choise." << endl;
}
game winningOdject(game play1, game play2)
{

	if ((play1 == odd)&& (play2 ==even)||
		(play2 == odd) && (play1 == even));
		return odd;
	if (( play1 == even) && (play2 == even) ||
		  ( play2 == even) && (play1 == even));
		  return even;
}

  void gameResult( game play1,  game play2, int& winner)
{
	 
	game winnerOdject;

	winnerOdject = winningOdject(play1, play2);     
	// outputs each players choise
	cout << "Player1 selected: ";
         convertEnum(play1);
		 cout << " and Player2 selected: ";
		 convertEnum(play2);
		 cout << " ";

		 // Decide the winner

     if( play1 == winnerOdject)
		 winner = play1;
	 if  (play2 == winnerOdject)
	 winner = play2;
	 cout << "Player " << winner << " wins this game." <<endl;
}
void displayResults(int gCount, int wCount1, int wCount2)
{
	cout << "The total number of games: " << gCount << endl;
	cout << "The number of games won by player1: " << wCount1 << endl;
	cout << "The number of games won by player2: " << wCount2 << endl;
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sashoalm wrote:

Same if I use a custom dlg with DoModal instead of a message box.