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Monster game java code required
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kris chait
Greenhorn
Joined: Nov 24, 2008
Posts: 4
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I need java source for this problem..
Eating monsters, rules:
- There are 5 monsters, each monster having 5 calories to start with.
- Each monster is served a packet of food per round
- The food packet contains everything from 0 to 2 calories
- Each monster waits some random time before starting to eat their food
- When the food is eaten by a monster, it's number of calories will
increase with the number of calories contained in the food packet
- A monster will burn one calorie each time it eats
- Statistically, every 5th packet of food is poisoned
- If a monster eats a poisoned packet of food, it will loose that number of calories
- All monsters must finish eating before the next round of servings
- The strongest monsters eats statistically first, the time to wait from they
are served their food is calculated from how many calories they have in them.
- One monster will also steal food from another random monster per round of serving.
It is the first monster waking up that will steal from the others. This is done before
it will eat its own packet of food.
- If either the monsters food or the stolen food, the combimed food packet
will also be poisoned.
- A monster is dead if it no longer has any calories, and it will no
longer be a participant in the food fight
Out put example :
Monster 0 stole the food from monster 3
Oh no, monster 1 was poisoned: 2 calories left
monster 0(6) monster 1(2) monster 2(4) monster 3(4) monster 4(6)
Monster 2 stole the food from monster 4
Oh no, monster 2 was poisoned: 1 calorie left
monster 0(6) monster 1(3) monster 2(1) monster 3(3) monster 4(5)
Monster 4 stole the food from monster 1
Oh no, monster 4 was poisoned: 3 calories left
Oh no, monster 3 was poisoned: 2 calories left
Oh no, monster 2 was poisoned and died
monster 0(6) monster 1(2) monster 2(X) monster 3(2) monster 4(3)
Monster 0 stole the food from monster 1
Oh no, monster 4 was poisoned and died
monster 0(8) monster 1(2) monster 2(X) monster 3(1) monster 4(X)
Monster 1 stole the food from monster 0
monster 0(7) monster 1(2) monster 2(X) monster 3(X) monster 4(X)
Monster 1 stole the food from monster 0
monster 0(7) monster 1(5) monster 2(X) monster 3(X) monster 4(X)
Monster 0 stole the food from monster 1
monster 0(6) monster 1(5) monster 2(X) monster 3(X) monster 4(X)
Monster 0 stole the food from monster 1
monster 0(7) monster 1(5) monster 2(X) monster 3(X) monster 4(X)
Monster 0 stole the food from monster 1
monster 0(7) monster 1(5) monster 2(X) monster 3(X) monster 4(X)
Monster 1 stole the food from monster 0
Oh no, monster 1 was poisoned: 3 calories left
monster 0(7) monster 1(3) monster 2(X) monster 3(X) monster 4(X)
Monster 1 stole the food from monster 0
Oh no, monster 1 was poisoned and died
monster 0(7) monster 1(X) monster 2(X) monster 3(X) monster 4(X)
The winner is monster 0 with 7 calories left
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Tom Johnson
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Joined: May 11, 2005
Posts: 142
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How is this:
Nobody is going to help you if you just keep asking for the code to an entire application!
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fred rosenberger
lowercase baba
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Joined: Oct 02, 2003
Posts: 10040
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We are not a code mill here. Most folks who hang out are either students or professional developers, who get paid for their work. We will bend over backwards to help you learn or write the code yourself, but nobody here will write the code for you. You may want to read this to get an idea how we work.
If all you want to do is hire someone to do the work for you, there are otehr sites to try - perhaps www.monster.com.
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Joe Ess
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Joined: Oct 29, 2001
Posts: 8290
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Kris has posted this same question twice before in two other forums and gotten the same answer.
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"blabbing like a narcissistic fool with a superiority complex" ~ N.A.
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Henry Wong
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Joined: Sep 28, 2004
Posts: 16811
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Well, hopefully, Kris will get the message soon -- and start the homework assignment. We at the ranch are very helpful with providing hints, when people get stuck, during an assignment... but this assumes that the person is actually doing the assignment.
Henry
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Books: Java Threads, 3rd Edition, Jini in a Nutshell, and Java Gems (contributor)
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