Term Project Intro & two dice

Included quite a few statements in case one of the programmers needed it.

The entire Menu was created by using a two dimensional array, where the values were initialized to the Char value of the graphic that we wished to display. This made it easy to duplicate lines, and edit them, and delete a line, as need be, during the development.

The Term Project is to have each member of the team develop a problem solution (Typically the exercises in the book) and combine them using a menu.

The A-TEAM established a menu that not only allowed users to determine which program to run, it explained which programmer wrote it, and if the program was for Extra Credit.

An expansion of who did what is included in the beginning of the comments in the program proper as shown

I know that the app did not like it much, but we included quite a few include statements:

The first program, the two dice, is spelled out to the user when a 1 is entered. The user input's the number rolls desired, and the numbers are added to an array to track the number of rolls. In addition, the Percentage can be determined from the array. The best part of this user interface, is to line up the columns of data to aid the user in visually determining the values rolled, reducing eye strain and confusion. Selecting to continue, was supposed to bring up a histogram using '0' as a bar, with one for each roll. This works fine for up to a little less than 500 rolls before the string is longer than the row. To solve this, I instead converted the values to a %, and allow it to display any large quantity of rolls. If you roll 1 time, of course, this is greater than 25%, and you would get an error. This project was not to trouble shoot idiots, but to demonstrate a few C++ skills.