So now we were taught how to make codes console-based one like those cmd like things using c++ on a microsoft visual studio. I have made a program called "Suertres Simulator" which kind of a lottery game but has only 3 numbers to guess from unlike other lottery games which has like 6 to 9 numbers to choose from, but it has lower reward.
Now the problem is, our teacher would like to have a Windows Form Application for it. Somekind of an actual program that looks like a message box that has buttons and shit on it. But he hasn't even told us how and this was our project for the finals. So I was wondering how to convert my console-based codes into the the windows form application one, I have searched tutorials on YT but I haven't been able to see one. So I decided to watch how they make a calculator using the WFA, and I recognized they didn't call for any libraries (#include ) so I was wondering if it is built in and I wouldn't have to call any libraries so that my program would work since the console program has a random number generator (code) which needs to include cstime and cstlib libraries.
I'm assuming you are talking about a GUI and not the cout yes? Google gui's for c++. If you are still doing random selection this far into the semester I'm guessing you are in a intro class, which doesn't make sense to code a GUI that elaborate from scratch.
>>1>>2 Haha, I got it already. sorry for the very late rep. I already presented my program and it was a bam, got 91 grade. And yes it's still an intro class.
