C/C++ :: Program To Calculate Stats Based On Snakes And Ladders
Feb 28, 2014
I have a problem with my code while trying to simulate a snakes and ladders program. The objective of the program is to simulate many games (100000+) to gain statistics:
1. The most likely number of rolls.
2. The mean value of the number of rolls.
3. The most common square, C, on which a token may come to rest. i.e. move on to.
4. The probability of coming to rest on square C.
5. The least likely square on which a token may come to rest and what is the probability of this occurring.
6. The distribution in the number of rolls needed per game presented as a normalised graph.
7. The minimum number of rolls of the die - called Nmin.
8. How many different paths (unique sequences of die rolls) take Nmin rolls to complete the game?
However my program (on Tenacious C) doesn't seem to run at all...
I have run it on internet compilers and other compilers but it must work on Tenacious C.
Below is the code I have at the moment, it works fine when stepped through or ran on a different compiler.
How to create code to answer the 8 points above. For instance, to get point number 2. I must find the total rolls divided by the total number of games, but am not sure how to do this.
Code:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#define NUMBEROFGAMES 10
int GetThePositionOfMovement(int CurrentPosition, int dieValue);
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