C :: How To Continue Minesweeper Game

Oct 24, 2013

I am just now in my first programming class for learning C language and I am stuck on one of my homework assignments. I am not asking you to write the code for me or anything because I want to learn by doing it myself but all I am asking for is some pointers to where I am messing up. My program is already finished for what she asked for but I am trying to do an extra credit where she wants us to have the user decide how big the gameboard is and how many mines to hide in it. Really I know that I need to use srand() and rand() but I am not sure how to use them to randomly place mines and without placing mines on top of others.

Code:

//Program 3 "Minesweeper" by Casey Samuelson
//10-17-2013
//This program will imitate the game Minesweeper.
//Agorithum

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Code:
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