LabVIEW
Count the number of losses and wins
- You seem to have programmed a game, but you did not explain the rules or attached your code.
- You use the rather usual construct of a shift register with seven histories.
- You seem to use 8 LEDs for an animation showing a rolling TRUE, something that could easily be done with an array of LEDs, for 8x fewer terminal and simpler code.
- If you would use proper dataflow, you would not need the inner sequence structure..
- We cannot debug truncated code pictures, but please explain why there is an outer sequence frame. What's the purpose?
- You can anchor a shift register (initialized with zero) on the outer loop that e.g. counts wins. Form that and the "round" value, you can calculate the number of looses.
For us to give more specific advice, please explain the rules an attach your VI. Make sure to do a "save for previous" (2020 or below, e.g. 2015). This way we can see things that a picture cannot show (front panel, mechnical action settings, configure input range for the guess, code outside the picture, etc.etc.)
Thanks for your reminder. Below is my front panel and entire block diagram.
- The first outer sequence is the effect for 8 LEDs
- After pressing the START button, the LEDs begin blinking one by one
- In YOUR GUESS, choose one number(0 to 7) , and then press the STOP button
- When YOUR GUESS is the same as the RESULT, the MESSAGE is YOU WIN, otherwise YOU LOSE
- I have only one problem: how to count the number of times YOU WIN and also YOU LOSE
