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VIDEO CASINO (Slot Machine)

Many People spend their time and money to play CASINO Game in Hi-fi Hotel... They do in real. But if you want to
spoil your money virtualy and time realy then u can use following game...
So, not spoiling our time let's talk about the game design...

This Game simply constructed in C Language but in console(DOS) mode also.

Procedure used::
  1. Set Player's Initial cash
  2. Take a Number between 0 to 100 from Player as input
  3. Check for valid input
  4. if input is valid goto step 5 else goto step 2
  5. Generate a random number between 0 and 100
  6. Compare with Player's input and computer generated Random Number
  7. if both match then goto step 8 else goto step 9
  8. Update Win Counter and add the Player input with Player cash. goto step 10
  9. Update Lose Counter and deduce the Player input from Player cash.
  10. Check Player's cash goes under 0 or not.
  11. if cash is less than or equal to 0 goto step 12 else goto step 2 for play again.
  12. End


Program:: 
// Header File Inclusion....

#include<stdio.h>
 #include<conio.h>
  #include<stdlib.h>
   #include<dos.h>



//User defined Function Prototype declaration

void loading(int,int);



// main() function declaration

void main()
{

 // Variable Declaration and initialization....

 int s,p,i,j,c=500;
 int l=0,w=0;
 char ch='Y';


 // Game Evironment initialization.....

 textmode(C80);
 clrscr();
 window(20,8,60,18);
 _setcursortype(_NOCURSOR);


 // Animated Loading Function call.....

 loading(3,1);
 delay(5000);


 do
 {
 
  // Display setup....
   textbackground(BLACK);
    clrscr();
     _setcursortype(_SOLIDCURSOR);

 gotoxy(1,1);
  textcolor(YELLOW);
   textbackground(BROWN);
    cprintf("Cash:: Rs.");
 gotoxy(11,1);
  textcolor(RED);
   cprintf("%0.5d",c);
 gotoxy(25,1);
  textcolor(CYAN);
   textbackground(BLUE);
    cprintf("LOSE::");
  textcolor(RED);
   cprintf("%#.2d",l);
  textcolor(CYAN);
   cprintf(" GAIN::");
  textcolor(RED);
   cprintf("%#.2d",w);

 textbackground(0);
  textcolor(LIGHTRED+BLINK);
   gotoxy(3,3);
    cprintf("Guess any number between 0 to 100.....");

 textcolor(GREEN);
  gotoxy(22,4);
   scanf("%d",&s);     // Take input from Player....

 if(s<0||s>99)   // Check for valid Input....
  continue;

 _setcursortype(_NOCURSOR);

 randomize();
 p=rand()%100;        // Generate random number between 0 and 100


 textcolor(WHITE);

 j=0;
 for(i=0; i<=p; i++)
 {
   j++;
    gotoxy(22,5);
     j=(j<15)?j:0;
     textbackground(j);
    cprintf("%0.2d",i);
   delay(100);
 }



 textcolor(LIGHTMAGENTA+BLINK);
  textbackground(0);
   gotoxy(15,6);
 
 if(p==s)
  {
   cprintf("You Win :: Rs. %d",p);
    c+=p;
   w++;
  }
 else
  {
   if(c>p)
     cprintf("You Lose:: Rs. %d",p);
   else
     cprintf("You Lost All Cash");
   c-=p;
    l++;
  }
 
 if(c>0)
  {
   gotoxy(19,7);
    textcolor(LIGHTGREEN);
     cprintf("Continue..");
  }
 else
  {
   gotoxy(8,7);
    textcolor(LIGHTRED);
     cprintf("! ! ! You Are A Big Looser ! ! !");
      gotoxy(14,8);
     cprintf("Enter any Key to Exit");
    getch();
   break;
  }
 
 i=0;
  do{
    gotoxy(15,9);
     ch=toupper(getch());
      if(ch=='N'||ch=='Y')
       i=1;
      else
       cprintf("Bad Choice");

    }while(i==0);

  } while(ch=='Y');
}




void loading(int x, int y)
 //This User defined Function makes a simple animation loading environment....
{
 // Dimension of Total Loading Display
 // Height = 9 Rows
 // Width  = 34 Cols
 // X is the initial for Left
 // Y is the initial for Right

 int i,j;
 char msg[]="KHUD KO BARBAD KARNE KA SAHI RASTA";
 int a[][2]={{5,2},{4,1},{3,1},{2,2},{1,3},{1,4},{1,5},{2,6},{3,7},{4,7},{5,6},
      
             {7,7},{7,6},{7,5},{7,4},{7,3},{7,2},{8,1},{9,1},{10,2},{10,3},{10,4},
      {10,5},{10,6},{10,7},{8,4},{9,4},
      
             {16,2},{15,1},{14,1},{13,1},{12,2},{12,3},{13,4},{14,4},{15,4},{16,5},
             {16,6},{15,7},{14,7},{13,7},{12,6},

      {18,1},{19,1},{20,1},{19,2},{19,3},{19,4},{19,5},{19,6},{18,7},{19,7},
             {20,7},
      
             {22,7},{22,6},{22,5},{22,4},{22,3},{22,2},{22,1},{23,2},{24,3},{24,4},
             {25,5},{26,7},{26,6},{26,5},{26,4},{26,3},{26,2},{26,1},

      {30,1},{29,2},{28,3},{28,4},{28,5},{29,6},{30,7},{31,7},{32,6},{33,5},
             {33,4},{33,3},{32,2},{31,1}};

 // Print a Blinking Loading Message.

 gotoxy(14+x,y);
 textcolor(BROWN+BLINK);
 cprintf("Loading...");

 // Write CASINO with 3D Effect....

 for(i=0;i<85;i++)
  {
   gotoxy(a[i][0]+x,a[i][1]+y);
   textcolor(CYAN);
   cprintf("Û");
   textcolor(BLUE);
   cprintf("°");
   delay(100);
  }


  // Display a Custom Counting Message...

  for(i=0;i<=33;i++)
  {
   for(j=65;j<=msg[i];j++)
   {
    gotoxy(i+1+x,8+y);
    cprintf("%c",j);
    delay(50);
   }

  }

}
NB:: Compile it using Turbo C++ in DOS Mode...
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