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This repository contains a C++ implementation of the classic Snake and Ladder board game. The game supports multiple players competing to reach the final square (100) first. The code includes the game logic, player management, and board handling. Opportunities for optimization and feature expansion are also outlined.
https://github.com/satyam-singhxx/snake-_ladder_game

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This repository contains a C++ implementation of the classic Snake and Ladder board game. The game supports multiple players competing to reach the final square (100) first. The code includes the game logic, player management, and board handling. Opportunities for optimization and feature expansion are also outlined.

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# Simple Snake & Ladder Game 🐍🔢

C++ implementation of the classic Snake and Ladder game. Players compete to be the first to reach the final square (100).

## Key Features 🎯
- Classic snake and ladder gameplay
- Support for 2+ players
- Dice rolling and position updates
- Snakes and ladders that move players up/down the board
- Winning condition when reaching the final square

## Getting Started 🚀
1. Run `main.cpp` to start the game.
2. Enter the number of players.
3. Enter player names.
4. Press Enter to begin.
5. Roll the dice and move your piece!
6. First player to reach 100 wins!

## Optimizations 🛠️
- Add error handling and input validation
- Implement game replay and save/load functionality
- Create a graphical user interface
- Develop AI-controlled players
- Allow customization of game settings

## Repository Description 📝
This repository contains a C++ implementation of the classic Snake and Ladder board game. The game supports multiple players competing to reach the final square (100) first. The code includes the game logic, player management, and board handling. Opportunities for optimization and feature expansion are also outlined.