typewrite.c

// To get the function: Sleep( time_in_milliseconds)
#include <windows.h>


void typewrite(char[] msg) {
    for (int i = 0; i < strlen(msg); i++) {
        cout << msg[i];                     // print one character.
        Sleep( rand_between(400, 1200) );   // pause for 400-1200 milliseconds.
    }
    cout << endl;
}





// In your code, you would call the function very simply, like so:
typewrite("Would you like to play a game?");



// The function above can be declared equivalently as follows...
// (and, it usually would be written this way in real code,
//  however, the explaination of why, involves more advanced
//  topics; we'll cover pointers vs. arrays vs. C-style strings
//  another day :)

void typewrite(const char *msg) {
    ...