. Prefer not to get into the habit of using. Make sure to include. For the library, you should use std::clockt instead of clockt. Prefer to avoid global variables: long long int attempt; clockt startt, endt; As these variables can be modified anywhere in the program, you could introduce bugs, which will also hurt maintainability and testability.
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You should have attempt initialized to 0 (it's being incremented) in main and pass it to crackPassword by reference. In this way, you'll know that only these two functions can recognize attempt (if you ever add additional functions). Startt and endt just need to be in main. I'd also recommend renaming them (especially remove the t), otherwise it may look like they're part of the library. There's no need to use std::endl so many times, which also flushes the buffer, needlessly slowing down the code. Just use ' n', which only gives a newline. It'll also make the code a bit shorter, especially in places where it can be put into an existing hard-coded output line.
This, for instance: cout n CRACKED THE PASSWORD! n' n CRACKED THE PASSWORD!
n n n The password: ' n CRACKED THE PASSWORD! n n n; cout: staticcast(endt - startt)/1000 Also, in case you'll need to use this in other places, consider having it as a variable. You should also use the CLOCKSPERSEC macro, which is part of the library. Double timeDuration = staticcast(endt - startt) / CLOCKSPERSEC;. In crackPassword, pass should be passed by const& instead of by value as it's not being modified inside the function. This will also save an unnecessary copy.
String crackPassword(string const& pass). Prefer to have one variable declaration/initialization per line: int digit7; int alphabetSet=1; int passwordLength=1; This will allow each variable to be more visible. It will also be possible to add a comment for separate variables if needed. A line like this: for(digit0=1;digit0.
$ begingroup $ @daktari: It's generally discouraged as it exposes the STL code (which is contained in the std namespace) to the global namespace. For instance, if you were to create your own string class and use some of the same names, then with using namespace std, name-clashing will occur.
This will create ambiguities and could prevent compilation. For small applications, or if you put this in a local scope (such as a function), then it's not a big deal. But if it's put in global, then it's exposed to the entire program.
$ endgroup $ – Mar 18 '14 at 6:36.
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