#include <iostream>
#include <Windows.h>
#include <string>  // I added the string lib so you can now use stirngs with std::string

using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;
using std::system;

/*
I have declared a function here so that we can use it in a function call in main(), if
we dont declare it here the function call wont know it exists because the function is below it.
The other option is to move the entire function above main(), then the function call within
main() will know it exists as it only looks above, not below.
*/
// RULE: C++ Code can only look up, it can't look down!
bool DoTheDance(int Runs);

int main()
{
    SetConsoleTitle( TEXT("NigraCalQ"));

    /*
    Here I want to keep replaying the function until the function tells me not to repeat any
    more. So what I've done is to create a bool (true/false) variable and assign the result
    of the function to it. If the function returns false the 'while' loop will stop. 'While'
    loops can only continue if it's argument is true, and they will continue to repeat until
    it's argument is false.

    I've also created a new int variable that will count how many times the function is run.
    In the 'while' loop after the function call I have called the variable and put a '++' after
    it. This is a simple way to say to the variable 'increase by 1!'.

    The last change you will notice is the 'if' statement in the loop. All this does is check if
    this is the first time the loop has been run, if it has then it will just put a new line in
    the console to spread things out a bit and make it a bit easier to read.
    */
    bool Dancing = true;
    int Runs = 0;
    while (Dancing)
    {
        if (Runs > 0) cout << "\n";
        Dancing = DoTheDance(Runs);
        Runs++;
    }

    system ("pause>nul"); // Google told me about this one.

    return 0;
}

/*
Here is the implementation of the function that we have declared above.
*/
bool DoTheDance(int Runs)
{
    int Nig1;
    int Nig2;
    int DiffDeter;
    int DifResult;
    int BigNig;
    int LilNig;

    cout << "We have run this process " << Runs << " times before!\n";
    cout << "Enter the age of 2 them their niggras: ";
    cin >> Nig1 >> Nig2;

    if (Nig1);

    {
        if ( Nig1 != Nig2);
        cout << "You dun got 2 different aged niggras! Sheeeeeeeit..." << endl;
        DifResult = (Nig1 - Nig2);

        if (DifResult < 0)
            DiffDeter = (DifResult * -1);
        else
            DiffDeter = (DifResult * 1);

        cout << "Nogras be ";
        cout << DiffDeter;
        cout << " yeeaz apart." << endl;
    }
    else
    {
        if ( Nig1 > Nig2)
            BigNig = (Nig1 - Nig2);
        else
            BigNig = (Nig2 - Nig1);
        cout << "That first there niggra is ";
        cout << BigNig;
        if (Nig1 > Nig2)
            cout << " years older";
        else
            cout << " years youger";
        cout << " than that second niggra." << endl;
    }

    /*
    Now to see if the user wants to continue. If the user does want to continue then return
    the result of 'true', if not then return the result of false. Simples!
    */
    std::string ContinueTheDance;
    cout << "Do you still wanna dance? (y/n): ";
    cin >> ContinueTheDance;

    if (ContinueTheDance == "y")
        return true;
    else
        return false;

}