When writing a program for class, i had to create a random number generator for part of it, and whenever i run it, the random number generator will only generate the same number, that being "293".
I have removed the code that generates the number and placed it in a new program by itself, and it properly generates different numbers. Is here something else in the code that is causing the output to be the same every time?
int main(){
/*generates random number*/
int min = 100;
int max = 999;
int num = rand()%((max+1)-min)+min;
printf("number is: %d\n",num);
int input;
/*takes apart the generated number*/
int digitThree = num % 10 /1;
int digitTwo = num % 100 / 10;
int digitOne = num % 1000 / 100;
printf("Today we will play a game, you take ten guesses of a 3 digit number, and I will tell you which one is a match or a hit\n");
for(int i = 1; i<11; i++){
printf("\nGuess #%d.\n", i);
printf("What is your guess?\n");
scanf("%d", &input);
int inputThree = input % 10 /1;
int inputTwo = input % 100 / 10;
int inputOne = input % 1000 / 100;
/*checks if number is a hit or a match*/
if (inputThree == digitThree )
printf("Numer %d is a match\n", inputThree);
if(inputThree == digitTwo)
printf("Number %d is a hit\n", inputThree);
if(inputThree == digitOne)
printf("Number %d is a hit\n", inputOne);
if(inputTwo == digitThree)
printf("Number %d is a hit\n", inputTwo);
if(inputTwo == digitTwo)
printf("Number %d is a match\n", inputTwo);
if(inputTwo == digitOne)
printf("Number %d is a hit\n", inputTwo);
if(inputOne == digitThree)
printf("Number %d is a hit\n", inputOne);
if(inputOne == digitTwo)
printf("Number %d is a hit\n", inputOne);
if(inputOne == digitOne)
printf("Number %d is a match\n", inputOne);
if(inputOne == digitOne && inputTwo == digitTwo && inputThree == digitThree){
printf("Congrats! You guessed the number %d correctly!\n", num);
return 0;
}
if(i == 10)
printf("Last Guess!!\n");
printf("\n");
}
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