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[Resolved] Text Based Adventure Help

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ALSO: You need to get in a habit of organizing your code better. If you are learning C++ from a tutorial look at how the examples have their text organized and use that style in your own code. Also try and break up the code inside of your main function into separate functions just so this is all a bit easier to manage.

no need to use functions just yet, he needs a better understanding of the basics before moving on to that.

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Note: I really haven't read any tutorials. Most of this was told to my by ear, and I've figured it out by myself through trial and error.

Also, I'm probably going to take a break from coding until school starts. I'm sure I'll fill many a notebook with hand written codes. So, if someone want's to remove this topic, I'm fine with it.

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Note: I really haven't read any tutorials. Most of this was told to my by ear, and I've figured it out by myself through trial and error.
Trying to work from scratch is cool and all, but it's completely retarded. Coding is based on a library that someone else made. Go for tutorials. Whoever made them 99% has a good grasp on the language and has lots of things to teach. If you're working completely alone, you may be ignorant to a certain built-in function or style or coding that could be much more efficient.