[USACO2.4] 两只塔姆沃斯牛 The Tamworth Two

Today I will summarize a simulation question

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Part One

The code above is a program that calculates the coordinates of an object in a 2D space. The first part of the code sets up the variables for each coordinate and then loops through 10 times to calculate all 15 coordinates. int cx, cy; // x coordinate int fx, fy; // y coordinate bool m[15][15]; // array with 15 elements int fangxiang1 = 3; // 0-右，1-下，2-左，3-上 int fangxiang2 = 3;// 右下左上

Part Two

The code attempts to create a matrix of 15x15 integers, where each row and column corresponds to an individual integer. The first line declares the size of the matrix as well as the type of data stored in it. The second line initializes all elements in the matrix with a value of 1. The third line creates 10 for loops that will iterate through every element in the matrix. The fourth line creates 10 for loops that will iterate through every row and column in the matrix.

Part Three

The code is a loop that iterates through the array of integers. The first if statement checks to see if the character is C, which means it’s time to increment cx and cy. If so, then we know that this is where the code will continue on in the next iteration. The second if statement checks for F, meaning it’s time to increment fx and fy. If so, then we know that this is where the code will continue on in the next iteration as well.

Part Four

The code is used to iterate through the number of times a given character appears in the input string.

Part Five

The code starts by declaring variables for the x and y coordinates of a point on the screen. The variable cx is initialized to 0, while cy is initialized to 0. The code then checks if there are any enemies in the room with a coordinate between dx[fangxiang1] and dy[fangxiang1]. If so, it increments fangxiang2 by 1. Otherwise, it increments fangxiang2 by 2.

With Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string.h>
using namespace std;
int cx, cy;
int fx, fy