menu.c

[sdk7327]

Description: This is the first thing the player will see when they run the quiz program. You've got to make it a great first impression! Pull out all the stops and design the screen to look impressive. Give players good context for what actions they can take. And when they hit a button, if that is one of the valid commands, send that character back to main. The rest is for you to figure out.

Prototype: char menu(void);

Requirements: 1) Clear screen 2) Display a welcome screen a) Include name of the game b) Include list of user options: ~ Start game = 's' ~ View high score = 'v' ~ See help screen = 'h' ~ Exit program = 'q' 3) Read user input and return a valid input character

[sdk7327]

Also, remember to comment! 42 doesn't like it, but your teammates will!

[LazarusxOrtz]

It has a few bugs I think

[roccaturi]

Notes on code review:

• Don't forget to include the 42R header
• Move the menu.c file to team-projects/quiz/srcs
• Only one include allowed: #include "quiz.h"
• USER_OPTIONS would be better in lower case.
• System("clear") will clear the screen
• You can use printf() if you want, or talk with Khris about his putstr().
• You can sometimes avoid using an else if you're already looping around. Just one if check is enough in some cases.
• Watch out for how adding extra characters as input in the Welcome screen affects the later scanf command. Khris had a similar issue. Check with him to find out a way to solve it. Great conversation, thank you!