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Hi! I\'m trying to implement a \"Steady Hands\" game using a Raspberry Pi for a

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Hi!

I'm trying to implement a "Steady Hands" game using a Raspberry Pi for a Computer Engineering project. So far, I typed a set of if-else statements. I'm required to use the "C" language and must utilize the "wiringPi.h" library on the Raspberry Pi. I have tried to look online for any kind of guidance, but can only seem to pull up examples that use the "Python" language.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSwctRhhS2A <-- Here is a good idea of my desired goal.

This is my code so far...

I probably need a for/while loop and some scanf statements (maybe?)

Any kind of guidance is very much appreciated.

#include

Explanation / Answer

in place of

else end=5

{

printf("penalty+score");

}

you can use the below

int penality=0; //initialise the penality to 0
float time=0; //initialise time taken to 0
while(end!=5) //countinue the loop untill end reaches to 5
{
delay(500);
time=time+0.5;
if(wire==1) //if touches wire increment penality.

{
penality=penality+1;

wire=0;

}

}
printf("Penality : %d Total time : %f secs",penality,time); //print time and penality....

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