棋盘游戏功能

Question

I have made a program to a board game. My problem is a function, so that certain fields transport the player back or forward. Apparently the thing I did doesn't work.

int numbers()
{
int maxscore;
int numbers[10];
maxscore = enter();
srand(time(NULL));
int nonumbers[3] = {0, 1, maxscore};  //to initialize the scores there shouldn't be a badfield
numbers[10] = rand() % maxscore + 1;
if(numbers[10] == nonumbers[3])
{
    numbers[10] = rand() % maxscore + 1;
}
return numbers;


}

int badfields = numbers();
if(score[i] == badfields)
       {
           printf("Player %d. goes 5 fields backwards", playershown);
           score[i] = score[i] - 5;
           printf("This player is now in %d Field", score[i]);
       }

Somehow I have to repeat the process of entering the maximum score.

Answer 1

I won't directly answer the "question" because there is no "question" to be answered. As others have pointed out in the comments, you need to be more specific and provide a proper description of your problem. But I can still provide the following feedback:

It seems to me you don't quite understand arrays and their indexing. For example, this line should give you a segmentation fault error, or at the very least make a comparison with an unknown value:

if(numbers[10] == nonumbers[3])

This is because your nonumbers array has 3 elements, and thus they should be addressed as nonumbers[0] , nonumbers[1] or nonumbers[2] (or, in general, as Weather Vane put it in the comments, from nonumbers[0] to nonumbers[array_lenght-1] ). nonumbers[3] will access an undefined position in memory. Your problem could be related to this.

Note that neither me nor anybody is going to review your entire code to find the error. As stated above, please be more specific.

Also, are you sure you got rid of all compiler errors? Because further down your code you have an uninitialized variable i . To be sure you got rid of all potentially nasty errors, open the terminal (I'm assuming you are on linux) and use the following command to compile your program:

gcc *.c -Wall -Wextra -o program

Then run it with:

./program