C++ language Can't figure out why it doesn't generate a random number /*

Two integers are digit-equal if the sum of their digits are equal.

Write a program that generates 2 random numbers between 1 and 100000 and determines if the two numbers are digit-equal.

The program displays messages that say whether the numbers are digit-equal or not.

e.g.

6 and 123 are digit equal

14582 and 299 are digit equal

33 and 121 are not digit equal

*/

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

default_random_engine(e);

uniform_int_distribution u(1, 100000);

int number = u(e);

int number2 = u(e);

int main()

{

int digit1 = number % 10;

int newNumber = number / 10;

int digit2 = newNumber % 10;

int newNumber2 = newNumber / 10;

int digit3 = newNumber2 % 10;

int newNumber3 = newNumber2 / 10;

int digit4 = newNumber3 % 10;

int newNumber4 = newNumber3 / 10;

int digit5 = newNumber4 % 10;

int newNumber5 = newNumber4 / 10;

int digit6 = newNumber5 / 10;

int sumOne = digit1 + digit2 + digit3 + digit4 + digit5 + digit6;

cout << " The first number is " << number << endl;

cout << " The sum of the first numbers digits is: " << sumOne << endl;

int digit01 = number2 % 10;

int newNumber0 = number2 / 10;

int digit02 = newNumber0 % 10;

int newNumber02 = newNumber0 % 10;

int digit03 = newNumber02 % 10;

int newNumber03 = newNumber02 / 10;

int digit04 = newNumber03 % 10;

int newNumber04 = newNumber03 / 10;

int digit05 = newNumber04 % 10;

int newNumber05 = newNumber04 / 10;

int digit06 = newNumber05 % 10;

int sumTwo = digit01 + digit02 + digit03 + digit04 + digit05 + digit06;

cout << " The second number is " << number2 << endl;

cout << " The sum of the digits of the second number is: " << sumTwo << endl;

if (sumOne == sumTwo) {

cout << " The two numbers are digit equal. " << endl;

}

else

cout << " The two numbers are not digit equal. " << endl;

system("pause");

return 0;

}