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// output - after a guess is validated, print the results: Guess# of #, Bull# Cow#
void PrintTurnSummary()
{
	// TODO logic for hint "hacker" levels... 0 = neophyte (none), 1 = cowtips only, 2 = bulltips only, 3 = bulls+cows, 4(?) = exclusions
	FBullCowCounts BullCowCounts = BCGame.ProcessValidGuess(BCGame.GetGuess());
	FString GameWord = BCGame.GetRankedIsogram();
	FString Guess = BCGame.GetGuess();
	int32 GameWordLength = GameWord.length();
	FString MyCowsHint = "";
	FString MyBullsHint = "";

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#pragma once
#include <algorithm>
#include <string>
#include "FBullCowGame.h"

// Required for UnrealEngine-friendly syntax:
using FText = std::string;
using int32 = int;

// Function prototypes, as outside class:

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// making my best effort, I think these code changes can get you the output you're looking for:
//
// there are 2 problems with the code. 
// The first happens on line 34 where you execute the PLayerGetGuess function (getting input) but don't store the value.

// to fix that problem, replace line 34 with: 
std::string PlayerGuess = PlayerGuessGet(); // store the PlayerGuess acquired by the PlayerGetGuess() function
// becuse you're intializing and storing this variable inside the PlayGame function, it is inaccessible outside the function, so...

// next, on line 35 you execute a function intended to print the PLayerGuess back to the console. 

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if (bWindowDrift) {
	windowDrift = windowDrift + .01f;
	TestDriftDirection(windowDrift);
	AutoMove(windowDrift);
} else {
	windowDrift = windowDrift - .01f;
	TestDriftDirection(windowDrift);
	AutoMove(windowDrift);
  }
}

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using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;
using System.Collections;

public class FadePanel : MonoBehaviour {

	public float fadeInTime= 1f;

	private Image fadePanel;
	private Color currentColor = new Color(0f,0f,0f,1f); // or = Color.black;

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using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class Paddle : MonoBehaviour {

	public AudioClip paddle;

	private bool autoplay, begun, driftDirection, easy;
	private Ball ball;
	private Vector3 ballPos;

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using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class Ball : MonoBehaviour {

	public AudioClip ball;
	
	private float currentVelocityX;
	private float currentVelocityY;
//...

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	Transform RandomFreePosition () {
		Transform[] myEmptyChildren = new Transform[transform.childCount];
		int inCount = 0;
		foreach(Transform childPosition in transform) {
			if (childPosition.childCount == 0) {
				myEmptyChildren[inCount] = childPosition;
				inCount++;
			}
		}
		if (inCount > 0) return myEmptyChildren[Random.Range(0, inCount)];

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/*
    Tic - Tac - Console
    by: @JackDraak - Playing around: just a humble hobbyist
                     tinkerer, messing with C++ to have fun
                     and maybe even learn something.
    This is  my first working version of a one-player
    take on the the classic pen and paper (or should I
    say, "stick and dirt"?) game: tic - tac - toe
    [designed to now be played on the Windows Console.]
    Where to go from here:

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void GetPrimeFactors(uint64_t number)
{
    if (number == 2)
    {
        primeFactors.push_back(number);
        return;
    }

    int max = floor(sqrt(number));
    uint64_t factor;