Design a program to simulate a simplified game controller that can interpret different

button inputs to control a character in a game. The program will read integer inputs

representing button presses and produce outputs that correspond to the character's

actions.

Input Definition

$$ Input $($integer$)$ representing different buttons on the controller:

o $0$: Move forward.

o $1$: Move backward.

o $2$: Jump.

o $3$: Duck.

o $4$: Fire weapon.

o $5$: Pause game.

o Any other number should be treated as $"$No Action".

Output Definition

$$ Print statements $($or equivalent$)$ for each button press:

o $0$: "Moving forward."

o $1$: "Moving backward."

o $2$: "Jumping."

o $3$: "Ducking."

o $4$: "Firing weapon."

o $5$: "Pausing game."

o Default case: $"$No Action."

Task

Create a program that continuously reads integers representing the button inputs and uses

a switch statement to determine and print the corresponding action. The program should

handle unexpected inputs gracefully by using the default case in the switch statement.

Example Code Skeleton

Here$$s a language$-$agnostic pseudocode skeleton that students can translate into C$,$ C$++,$

or Java:

while $($true$)\{$

print "Enter a button number $(0-5)$: $"$

read input

switch $($input$)\{$

case $0$:

print "Moving forward."

break

case $1$:

print "Moving backward."

break

case $2$:

print "Jumping."

break

case $3$:

print "Ducking."

break

case $4$:

print "Firing weapon."

break

case $5$:

print "Pausing game."

break

default:

print $"$No Action."

break

$\}$

$\}$

Implementation Notes

$$ C$/$C$++$: Use printf$/$cout for printing and scanf$/$cin for input.

$$ Java: Use System.out.println for printing and a Scanner object for input.