An implementation of the Candy Crush game using the backtracking approach and the pseudo-random numbers, which play the role of colors, to generate the board.
If you haven't an IDE installed on your pc, you can compile the code through the terminal using the gcc candy.cpp command in the code directory. And to run, use ./a.out.
To start playing you must type:
N- The board dimension (5 <= N <= 20).D- The maximum amount of color on the board (3 <= D <= 8).S- Seed for generation of pseudo-random numbers, any integer value.
To generate the board. To move a cell from the board, you must type:
source rowsource columntarget rowtarget column
If you are using Windows, you need to have MinGW installed on your PC.
Maybe you don't remember how to compile/run a program in C++ (or don't know, no problems). So, let me remind you:
g++ candy.cpp -o candy.exe(or -o candy.out if are using a SO based in linux)
Then
./candy.exe
Or you can just do
g++ candy.cpp and then ./a.exe