🧮 Math Game

A console-based Math Game implemented in C++.

Overview

Math Game generates random arithmetic questions based on the selected difficulty level and operation type. The player answers each question, receives immediate feedback, and gets a final result summary at the end of the round.

Features

• Multiple questions in one round
• Random question generation
• Easy, Medium, Hard, and Mixed difficulty levels
• Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, and Mixed operations
• Exact integer division questions
• Colored console feedback for correct and wrong answers
• Final game statistics
• Play again option
• Organized code using struct, enum, arrays, loops, and functions

Concepts Used

• Functions
• Structs
• Enums
• Arrays
• Loops
• Random Number Generation
• Switch Statements
• Pass by Reference
• Conditional Operator
• Console Programming
• Basic Problem Solving

Project Structure

Math-Game
│
├── Math-Game.cpp
├── README.md
├── LICENSE
├── .gitignore
└── Screenshots
    ├── Game Start.png
    ├── Correct Answer.png
    ├── Wrong Answer.png
    ├── Final Result - Pass.png
    └── Final Result - Fail.png

How to Run

Using a C++ Compiler

Compile the source file with a C++ compiler such as GCC/MinGW:

g++ Math-Game.cpp -o Math-Game

Then run:

./Math-Game

Windows

If you are using Windows with MinGW, the generated executable can be started with:

Math-Game.exe

The colored console output uses Windows color and cls commands, so the visual experience is designed primarily for Windows terminals.

Screenshots

Game Start

Correct Answer

Wrong Answer

Final Result - Pass

Final Result - Fail

Language

C++

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Author

Ahmed Hamdy