for (int32 Index = 0; Index < Guess.Len(); Index++)
{
if (HiddenWord.GetCharArray().Contains(Guess[Index]))
{
if (HiddenWord[Index]==Guess[Index])
{
BullCount++;
}
else
{
CowCount++;
}
}
}
I wrote the code like that and i got a +3 for cows. Why is this happening?
Edit: It’s about Cows Variable at ProcessGuess but i still can’t understand why.
Code looks fine to me. Your problem probably lies elsewhere. btw you can use FindChar
for (int32 Index = 0; Index < Guess.Len(); Index++)
{
int32 FindIndex;
if (HiddenWord.FindChar(Guess[Index], FindIndex))
{
if (Index == FindIndex)
{
Count.Bulls++;
}
else
{
Count.Cows++;
}
}
}
Its about the Cows variable at ProccessGuess.
int32 Bulls,Cows;
I wrote it like that and it happened. I saw this later but still can’t understand why.
Sorry I forgot to reply to you. That would mean those variables are uninitialised and reading uninitialised variables is undefined behaviour. You need to initialise them
int32 Bulls = 0;
int32 Cows = 0;