This simple yet engaging console-based game is designed to help children, like my sister, learn and practice basic arithmetic operations - addition and subtraction. The game dynamically generates math problems of varying difficulty, providing immediate feedback on the answers submitted by the player. It's a fun and interactive way to improve math skills!
- Dynamic Problem Generation: Creates random addition and subtraction problems to keep the learning experience fresh and challenging.
- Immediate Feedback: Offers instant feedback on each answer, letting players know if they've answered correctly or need to try again.
- Score Tracking: Keeps track of the number of correct and incorrect answers, encouraging improvement over time.
- Color-Coded Responses: Utilizes color coding to visually distinguish between correct (green) and incorrect (red) answers, making it easier for kids to follow along.
To play this game, you'll need a C++ compiler installed on your computer. Most operating systems come with a pre-installed compiler, but if you don't have one, you can install GCC, a popular C++ compiler, or any other compiler of your choice.
Compile the Game: Open your terminal or command prompt, navigate to the directory containing the game's source code, and compile.
The game will present you with a series of math problems. Enter your answer and press Enter. The game will tell you whether you got the answer right or wrong and then present the next problem.
Keep an eye on your correct and incorrect answers tally to see how well you're doing!
Feedback and contributions are welcome! If you have ideas on how to make this game more educational, engaging, or user-friendly, please feel free to contribute.
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.
- A special thanks to my sister, for whom this game was created, for inspiring me to make learning fun and interactive.
- Appreciation to everyone who supports and encourages educational projects and initiatives.
Happy Learning! 🎉📚