In this you taught you how to work with real-time keyboard input and control the rolling display on the console screen on the fly. This key feature sets the stage for designing a viable game in C. Before we move forward, though, we’d have to restructure our code into a more manageable form.

The attached sample solution for Assignment 2 is a monolithic implementation consisting of only one main() function. We’d need to refactor this flat-structured code into the standard “Game Loop”

structure as illustrated in the figure below:

Refactoring – Improving Code Maintainability without changing the functionalities of the program

Task 1 – Encapsulate all the initialization-related code into Initialize() function.

Task 2 – Encapsulate all the keyboard input related code into Input() function.

Task 3 – Encapsulate all the animation status related code into Update() function.

Task 4 - Encapsulate all the animation drawing related code into Draw() function.

Task 5 – Use enum to create a series of flags to track UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, STOP, and EXIT states of the animation. Example enumeration code is provided below:

enum myEnum {TYPEA, TYPEB, TYPEC}; //Declaring enumeration type
enum myEnum typeTracker; //Declaring enumeration variable

Through the refactoring process you may have to move certain variables to the global scope and define additional constants.

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