let's calculate the mine game odd

Question

hey savey people it's Danni, i was wondering to calculate the winning amount of the mine bet game and i just triend my best to calculate, unfortunately it did not work. so guys need help to complete this code. their is 25 boxes and we choose 2 mines option to bet the game/ it's user defined
their is also amount of touches that we will made/ that's also user defined. for example i bet using $3 after 5 touches my bet amount balance will be twice (winning/2x), so what was the odd of each box/25 of them. even i don't think those 25 boxes have an odds because 3 of those are already 0/bomb odds after that we already touched 5 boxes those boxes have 2x odd my question is how much odd do the remaining boxes have
https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/cxgnpvj8pF3g/?ref=app

Answer 1

Daniel Teshome

卂ㄚㄩ丂卄 's answer is actually pretty sensible. it gives you your winnings if you played a perfect game.

assuming it's some kind of a minesweeper game with no hints, this is how I would calculate the odds of picking a bomb would be (the odds of winning would be 1-odds):

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
float mines{2};
cout<<"There are "
<<mines<<" mines. Good luck.\n\n";
float minefield{25};

//odds of touching a mine as the minefield gets smaller and smaller
for(int i=0;i<25;i++){
cout<<"try: "<<i<<' '
<<"minefield: "
<<minefield<<'\n';
float odds{mines/minefield};
if(odds>=1){
cout<<"you ded.\n";
break;
}
cout<<"\todds: "<<odds<<'\n';
minefield--;
}

Answer 2

ok, maybe it's more complicated...

https://www.wikihow.com/Calculate-Odds

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Probability and odds can get pretty tricky, especially when trying to apply them to real-world scenarios. I’ve always found games like Mines a great way to sharpen my understanding of these concepts. For instance, while exploring strategies, I came across https://plinkomoney.games/ that has a few interactive features. It wasn’t directly about Mines at first, but messing around there gave me a better sense of risk and odds in general. It’s funny how practical experience like that helps ideas click! If you're into analyzing probabilities or just curious about the math behind games, trying something hands-on can really make a difference.

Answer 5

It seems like you're trying to calculate the total winning amount in a mine bet game based on the number of mines, bet amount, and touches. However, there are some issues in your code, particularly in the calculation of mineBox and the odd calculation for the remaining boxes. Here's a modified version of your code:

```cpp
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
double touches, bet, mines, winning;
int totalBoxes = 25;

cout << "Enter the number of mines: ";
cin >> mines;

// Calculate the number of mine boxes
int mineBoxes = mines;

cout << "Enter the number of bet: ";
cin >> bet;

cout << "Enter the number of touches: ";
cin >> touches;

// Calculate the total winning amount
winning = (totalBoxes - mineBoxes) * bet * touches;
cout << "Total winning: " << winning << endl;

return 0;
}
```

In this modified code, I've changed the calculation of mineBoxes to directly assign the number of mines entered by the user. Additionally, I've adjuste

Answer 6

卂ㄚㄩ丂卄 it seems like gpt code

Answer 7

Bob_Li Nah bruh

Answer 8

Srry for silly question where to use this code and how