@ -88,4 +88,28 @@ Now things are getting serious! The snake has smelled our delicous food and is a
3) Even though our snake is far from complete, we want to see it! As we decided the snake to be made up of a list of points, use a modern for-each loop to call _print()_ on all points of the snakes body.
4) You have already interacted with std::vector by now. Look at the documentation for it and figure out its purpose and what else you can do with it. Play around!
Once you're ready, you can _git merge lesson05_.
Once you're ready, you can _git merge lesson05_.
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## Lesson 05
#### Prequisites
- Iterators/Iterating over Elements of Container
#### Files
- _components/Snake.cpp_
- _components/Snake.h_
- _main.cpp_
#### Task
The snake showed up but something is wrong. Its growing constantly without even having food. Lets fix that as we want to be super biologically accurate: no growth without energy. And as our snake can't eat yet, it should not grow at all.
This one is quite difficult. Don't worry if it takes a lot of time and if you're really stuck, try the master branch with its solution.
1) The culprit is our snakes _Snake::move()_ function which we must fix in order for the snake to stop growing endlessly.
2) There are some hints written as todos but these leave a lot of room for the implementation. If you need some help, search for iterators (over std::vector) or use a for-loop over all indices from the back. These are just suggestions - try to come up with your own solution!
3) Try this out in main where you can still use the __mainL04__ from the previous task.