$*$This is in C programming$*$

Write Game.h and Game.c

In Game.h$,$ use typedef to define the Game type which contains the following information:

Game:

int numLocations;

Location map$[$MAX$\_$MAP$\_$LOCATIONS$]$;

int itemCount;

Item items$[$MAX$\_$ITEM$\_$COUNT$]$;

Player player;

int GameInitialize$($Game $*$pGame$)$;

Initializes the game structure and calls the initialize routines for the game$$s map

and the game$$s items. The player object is also initialized.

Any constants that define buffer size limits of the game should be declared in Game.h$.$ For example, the MAX$\_$MAP$\_$LOCATIONS, MAX$\_$ITEM$\_$COUNT, and other similar constants should be in Game.h$.$ The filenames of the map and items should be defined in Game.h$.$ Putting this kind of information in the $.$h file allows a user to quickly change a system configuration at one location and not have to search through the code.

In Game.c$,$ implement the GameInitialize$()$ function. This will set up the game, calling

routines to load the item list and the map.

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This is my $.$h file so far:

#ifndef GAME$\_$H

#define GAME$\_$H

#include "Location.h$"$

#include "Player.h$"$

#include "Item.h$"$

#define MAX$\_$MAP$\_$LOCATIONS $25$

#define MAX$\_$ITEM$\_$COUNT $10$

#define MAP$\_$FILENAME "map.txt$"$

#define ITEM$\_$FILENAME "items.txt$"$

typedef struct

$\{$

int numLocations;

Location map$[$MAX$\_$MAP$\_$LOCATIONS$]$;

int itemCount;

Item items$[$MAX$\_$ITEM$\_$COUNT$]$;

Player player;

$\}$Game;

int GameInitialize$($Game $*$pGame$)$;

#endif

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This is my $.$c file so far:

#include

#include

#include

#include "Game.h$"$

$/*$Initializes the game structure and calls the initialize routines for the game$$s map

and the game$$s items. The player object is also initialized.$*/$

int GameInitialize$($Game $*$pGame$)$

$\{$

pGame$->$numLocations $=$ LocationReadMap$($pGame$->$map, MAX$\_$MAP$\_$LOCATIONS, MAP$\_$FILENAME$)$;

pGame$->$itemCount $=$ ItemReadItems$($pGame$->$items, MAX$\_$ITEM$\_$COUNT, ITEM$\_$FILENAME$)$;

$//$The player object is also initialized

PlayerInit$($&pGame$->$player$)$;

$//$put the items on the map

$//$srand$(),$ clock$(),$ rand$(),\%$

$//$srand$($clock$())$;

for$()//$for each item in item.txt$($itemCount$)$

$\{$

LocationAddItem$()$

$\}$

$//$display $??$

printf$("$GAME ITEMS:"$)$;

printf$("-----------------------------")$;

printf$("$comb a small hair comb"$)$;

printf$("$brush a large hair brush"$)$;

printf$("$bowl a pretty bowl suitable for eating breakfast cereal"$)$;

printf$("$soap a fragrantly smelling bar of soap"$)$;

printf$("$vase a beautifully decorated vase"$)$;

printf$("$candlestick a brass candlestick covered with melted wax"$)$;

printf$("-----------------------------")$;

$\}$