If Statements and While Loops

Now that you are able to print the board in your program, you will make the program more flexible by reading the board from a file. This will allow you to run your program with different board files to see the results.

Before you can read the contents of a file into your program, you'll need to learn the syntax for just a couple more parts of the C++ language: if statements and while loops.

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