Need Help on Coin Toss Program

need to use the random number generator I am using in the code.
need it to display the results I have listed under void for the result of the coin toss.
and then need to make it ask if I want to flip again(which is not included yet).

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

char AskForInput();
void DisplayHead();
void DisplayTail();
int result;



int main()
{
	srand(static_cast<unsigned int>(time(0)));  
    int HeadOrTails = rand(); 
	int result = (HeadOrTails % 2) + 1;
   
	int Heads=1;
    int Tails=2;
	char AskForInput;
	 cout << "\n\nEnter your guess: ";
     cin>> AskForInput;
   cout<<"You guessed:"<<AskForInput;
	
   cout<<"\nResult is:"<<result;
   if (result=1)
   {
	   cout<<"\nThe Result is Heads";
   }
   if (result=2)
   {
	   cout<<"\nThe Result is Tails";
   }
   

void DisplayHeads();
	 {
		 cout<<"\n        _.-'~~`~~'-._         \n";
	     cout<<"       .'`  B   E   R `'       \n";
		 cout<<"      / I             T |;     \n";
		 cout<<"    /`        .-'~''-.    ;    \n";
		 cout<<"   ; L       / `-    \    Y ;   \n";
		 cout<<"  ;         />  `.  -.|     ;  \n";
		 cout<<"  |        /_     '-.__)    | \n";
		 cout<<"  |         |-  _.' \ |       | \n";
		 cout<<"  ;         `~~;   \\\\       ; \n";
		 cout<<"  ;   INGODWE /    \\\\)P   ;  \n";
		 cout<<"   (   TRUST '.___.-'`''   /   \n";
		 cout<<"    `(                  /`    \n";
		 cout<<"      '._   1 9 9 7  _.'     \n";
		 cout<<"         `'-..,,,..-'`        \n";
	 
	 }
void DisplayTails();
	 {
      cout<<"\n        _.-'~~`~~'-._         \n";
	  cout<<"       .'`A     R     `'     \n";
	  cout<<"      / U       __    T |;     \n";
	  cout<<"     /`        /'{>       ;    \n";
	  cout<<"    ; Q    ____) (____   E ;   \n";
	  cout<<"   ;     //'--;   ;--'))  R ; \n";
	  cout<<"   |    ///////[_]))))))    | \n";
	  cout<<"   |           m m          | \n";
	  cout<<"   ;          TAILS         ; \n";
	  cout<<"    ;D                      ;  \n";
	  cout<<"     (                     R/   \n";
	  cout<<"     '( O                A/`    \n";
	  cout<<"       '._   L  L      _.'     \n";
	  cout<<"          `'-..,,,..-'`        \n";
	 }
	

return 0;
}

my Question is:
How do I get it to take the result of the random number generated(the toss )
and use it in the coding to let it display a message.
"example"

Code:

if(result=AskForInput)
{
  cout<<"You Guessed Correctly";

and then how do I let it display the "DisplayHeads" / "DisplayTails" after it checks for the result?

Code:

   if (result=1)
   {
	   cout<<"\nThe Result is Heads";
           if(AskForInput == 'h')
             cout << "\nYou guessed correctly!";
   }

I'm guessing you can figure out the rest from there.

so I do have make case 'h' and a case 't'?

if (result=1)

I tried doing such but it would just always say correct without saying incorrect.
It's like it counted 2 as result = 1 or something

Well there's a difference between
if ( result = 1 )
and
if ( result == 1 )

and then need to make it ask if I want to flip again(which is not included yet).

what value do I return it to? or how would I loop it to make it repeat

Well you might consider making what you have so far in main into

Code:

void flipOneCoin ( void ) {
}

Then make your main into something else, which calls flipOneCoin() in a loop.

Code:

if (result=1)
   {
	   cout<<"\nThe Result is Heads";
           if(AskForInput == 'h')
             cout << "\nYou guessed correctly!";
   }

This was posted earlier I tried it and it will go through the code giving result the value of 1 and 2

Well you might consider making what you have so far in main into

Code:

void flipOneCoin ( void ) {
}

Then make your main into something else, which calls flipOneCoin() in a loop.

Can you also explain this more thoroughly?
mainly atm I'm having problems with result equaling both 1 and 2 so I can't let it distinguish.

> I'm having problems with result equaling both 1 and 2 so I can't let it distinguish.
Well I already told you about = vs. ==, yet you still carry on using =

Originally Posted by Blazefury5

Code:

if (result=1)
   {
	   cout<<"\nThe Result is Heads";
           if(AskForInput == 'h')
             cout << "\nYou guessed correctly!";
   }

This was posted earlier I tried it and it will go through the code giving result the value of 1 and 2

Heh. That's what I get for copying and pasting. It should obviously be result==1 instead.

Figured it out works perfectly
needed (result "==" 2) etc.
and needed a closing declaration to close int main()
before the void functions
and got the loop to work as you mentioned above, was having problems looping it because I figured the program had to end after the voids
Ty for the help