Game Store(Menu System)
What is a games store menu system and why use it?
A Menu system for a games store is a category of data created to hold information a virtual games store would hold, my system will be used for a easy and fun navigation through the data.
This project is used for strengthening my use of data structures and manipulating data within OO programs. Within this project, the OO features that have been implemented are practices of reusing code in different forms and use different forms of a solution for many different problems, doing this by using more developed and improved strategies within programming, doing this cuts down code and allows me to use more efficient solutions when coding.
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Using Lists And Nodes
Within this project, I stored data within lists and used nodes and bounce between each list item. this data structure was used for practice and i found the type of information i used for this project fitted the data structure perfectly.
Accounts
Accounts hold personal and user information, i used Application.h and Application.cpp as user files to retrieve and act upon user data and to manipulate algorithms to the way i want them to work. These files are for the use of user data only, current or old users can switch between accounts(different accounts hold different information) and new users are able to create new accounts and use this account to better suit them. Accounts like most data from this program are stored and used within lists.
Recycling code
Applying different programming techniques, I am able to reuse algorithms and create different forms of solutions using the same code.
Using inheritance to derive data from one class to another, this was best for reusing data and manipulating the same data however from different classes. Implementing polymorphic techniques to extend data and algorithm forms and reuse only what i need and change only what's necessary, both techniques are the best solutions for cutting rewritten code out of my program with a better and more effective way.
Using inheritance to derive data from one class to another, this was best for reusing data and manipulating the same data however from different classes. Implementing polymorphic techniques to extend data and algorithm forms and reuse only what i need and change only what's necessary, both techniques are the best solutions for cutting rewritten code out of my program with a better and more effective way.
