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here is the code....

    

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

#include <conio.h>

#include <stdio.h>

#include <Windows.h>



using namespace std;

void login();

void outbreak();

void inbreak();

void logout();



string getpass(const char *prompt,bool show_asterisk=true){  const char BACKSPACE=8;  const char RETURN=13;  string password;  unsigned char ch=0;  cout <<prompt;  DWORD con_mode;  DWORD dwRead;  HANDLE hIn=GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE);  GetConsoleMode(hIn,&con_mode);  SetConsoleMode(hIn,con_mode & ~(ENABLE_ECHO_INPUT | ENABLE_LINE_INPUT));  while(ReadConsoleA(hIn,&ch,1,&dwRead,NULL) && ch !=RETURN)    {       if(ch==BACKSPACE)         {            if(password.length()!=0)              {                 if(show_asterisk)                     cout <<"\b \b";                 password.resize(password.length()-1);              }         }       else         {             password+=ch;             if(show_asterisk)                 cout <<'*';         }    }  cout <<endl;  return password;}

void (*array[4])()={login,outbreak,inbreak,logout};

int main()

{

	int x;

	cout<<"Welcome to Advanced Sys Admin ";

	cout<<endl;

	cout<<"Login - 1\nBreak - 2\nIn From Break - 3\nClock Out - 4\n";

	cout<<"Enter Choice: ";

	cin>>x;

	if(x==1)

	{

		array[0]();

	}

	else if(x==2)

	{

		array[1]();

	}

	else if(x==3)

	{

		array[2]();

	}

	else if(x==4)

	{

		array[3]();

	}

	else if(x<4 || x>0)

	{

		return 0;

	}

}

void login()

{

	int x;

	system("cls");

	cout<<"Enter Username: ";

	cin>>x;

	const char *password="cervaza";

	string attempt=getpass("Enter Password: ",true);

	if(attempt == password && x == 1337)

	{

		cout<<"You are now clocked in!"<<endl;

		cout<<"have a good shift!"<<endl;

	}

	else

	{

		cout<<"Wrong username/password"<<endl;

	}

	system("pause");

}

void outbreak()

{

	cout<<"Out on break"<<endl;

}

void inbreak()

{

	cout<<"In from Break"<<endl;

}

void logout()

{

	cout<<"Successfully Clocked out"<<endl;

}

to break it down. this is how i want it to work. i'm not asking for you guys to do this for me. all that i'm asking is for you guys to help optimize and show me some ways you would implement it.

reasons

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