[**Sweeny**]

Can sum1 help me with this problem This is just a C++ Game score thing I made, but I got a question, do I need too have all these spaces??!?! like

cout << "nScore: " << score << endl;
cout << "distance: " << distance << endl;

I dont get how many spaces to put into the cout code thing is it nessesary??

// game scores
 
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
      int score;
      double distance;
      char playAgain;
      bool shieldsUp
      short lives, aliensKilled;
      score = 0;
      distance = 1200.79;
      playAgain = 'y';
      shieldsUp = true;
      lives = 3;
      aliensKilled = 10;
      double engineTemp = 6541.33;
      cout << "nScore: "           << score << endl;
      cout << "distance: "     << distance << endl;
      cout << "playAgain: "     << playAgain << endl;
      //skipping shieldsUp since you don't generally pring Boolean Values
      cout << "lives: "           << lives << endl;
      cout << "aliensKilled: "<< alliensKilled << endl;
      cout << "engineTemp: "     << engineTemp << endl;
      int fuel;
      cout << "nHow much fuel? ";
      cin >> fuel;
      cout << "fuel: " << fuel << endl;
      typedef unsigned short int ushort;
      ushort bonus = 10;
      cout << "nbonus: " << bonus << endl;
      return 0;
}
// Game stat 2.0
#include <iostream>
using namescape std;
int main()
{
 
       unsigned int score = 5000;
      cout << "score: " << score << endl;
      //altering the value of a variable
      score = score + 100;
      cout << " score: " << score << endl;
      //combined assignment operator
      score+= 100;
      cout << "score: " << score << endl;
      //increment operators
      int lives = 3;
      ++lives;
      cout << "lives: "   << lives << endl;
      lives = 3;
      lives++;
      cout << "lives: "   << lives << endl;
      lives = 3;
      int bonus = ++lives * 10;
      cout << "lives, bonus = " << lives << "," << bonus << endl;
      lives = 3;
      bonus = lives++ * 10;
      cout << "lives, bonus = " << lives << "," << bonus << endl;
      //Integer wrap around
      score = 4294967295
      cout << "nscore: " << score << endl;
      ++score;
      cout << "score: "   << score << endl;
      return 0:
}
//Game stat 3.0
#include <iostream>
using namescape std;
int main()
{
     const int ALIEN_POINTS = 150;
     int aliensKilled = 10;
     int score = aliensKilled * ALIEN_POINTS;
     cout << "score: " << score << endl;
     enum difficulty {NOVICE, EASY, NORMAL, HARD, UNBEATABLE};
     difficulty myDifficulty = EASY;
     enum ship {FIGHTER = 25, BOMBER, CRUISER = 50, DESTROYER = 100};
     ship myShip = BOMBER;
     cout << "nTo upgrade my ship to a cruiser will cost"
          << (CRUISER - muShip) << " Resource Points.n";
     return 0:
}

[MaiN]

WRONG SECTION!
What do you think they created the C/C++ section for? O_o
But anyway:

No you don't.

cout<<"nScore: "<<score<<endl;
cout<<"distance: "<<distance<<endl;

Will work just as fine as:

cout << "nScore: " << score << endl;
cout << "distance: " << distance << endl;

The seconds example is "organized" better, and makes your code less confusing.

[Cypher]

C++ is a freestyle language, all whitespace that is not included in a string literal is discarded by the compiler, the following code segments are all exactly the same and are all valid, just formatted differently:

#include <iostream>
int main()
{
std::cout << "Hello, world!" << std::endl;
}

#include <iostream>
int main() { std::cout<<"Hello, world!"<<std::endl; }

#include <iostream>
int
main
(
)
{
std
::
cout
<<
"Hello, world!"
<<
std
::
endl
;

return
0
;
}