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45 changes: 25 additions & 20 deletions ...end_Descend_Selection/Pranay_Srivastava_John_Bui_Three_Digit_Ascend_Descend_Selection.cpp
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Expand Up @@ -4,10 +4,6 @@ Assignment Name: Three_Digit_Ascend_Descend_Selection
State whether the digits of a 3-digit number are ascending, descending, or neither using stored variables.
*/

//Libraries
#include <iostream> // gives access to cin, cout, endl, <<, >>, boolalpha, noboolalpha
#include <conio.h> // gives access to _kbhit() and _getch() for pause()

//Namespaces
using namespace std;

Expand All @@ -20,24 +16,33 @@ void pause() {
}

//MAIN
void main(){
int n;
void main() {
int x; //**SLIGHTLY EDITED VAR NAME**
cout << "Enter a positive 3 digit integer : ";
cin >> n; // 'n' is the variable that stores the three digit number that the user types in.
cin >> x; // 'n' is the variable that stores the three digit number that the user types in.


int a = n / 100; // Isolates the digit in the 100th's place.
int b = (n % 100) / 10; // Isolates the digit in the 10th's place.
int c = n % 10; // Isolates the digit in the 1's place.
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++) { //**ADDED FOR LOOP FOR 30 REPETITONS**

if (a > b && b > c) {
cout << "Descending" << endl;
} // If the digits of 'n' are presented in a descending order from left to right, print 'descending'.
else if (a < b && b < c) {
cout << "Ascending" << endl;
} // If the digits of 'n' are presented in a ascending order from left to right, print 'ascending'.
else {
cout << "Neither" << endl;
} // If the digits of 'n' aren't presented in either a descending or ascending order from left to right, print 'neither'.
int a = x / 100; // Isolates the digit in the 100th's place.
int b = (x % 100) / 10; // Isolates the digit in the 10th's place.
int c = x % 10; // Isolates the digit in the 1's place.

if (a > b && b > c) {
cout << x << " is Descending" << endl; //**SLIGHTLY EDITED WORDING**
cout << "Enter another positive 3 digit integer : "; //lets user input another integer
cin >> x;
} // If the digits of 'n' are presented in a descending order from left to right, print 'descending'.
else if (a < b && b < c) {
cout << x << " is Ascending" << endl;
cout << "Enter another positive 3 digit integer : ";
cin >> x;
} // If the digits of 'n' are presented in a ascending order from left to right, print 'ascending'.
else {
cout << x << " is neither Ascending nor Descending" << endl;
cout << "Enter another positive 3 digit integer : ";
cin >> x;
} // If the digits of 'n' aren't presented in either a descending or ascending order from left to right, print 'neither'.
}
pause(); // Ends function, prints "Press any key to continue..."
}
}