clean up?

The following is a code where just threw together a lot of stuff i leaned recently. Is there a way to clean it up to reduce size (in number of lines and kbs)?
It originally was the 'please enter your age:' code from the tuts (on this site, i believe). I attached the file so you can see what it does, i'm happy about it =p i guess everyone likes their first program, even if they didn't write everything in it.

Code:

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#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <windows.h>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using namespace std;       

int main()                                //Most important part of the program!

{

  cout<<"Enter any age 0-??? at the prompt to get a response."<<endl;
  cout<<"Try different numbers to get different responses."<<endl;
  int age;                                //Need a variable...
 
 
      {
            HANDLE h = GetStdHandle ( STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE );
            WORD wOldColorAttrs;
              CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO csbiInfo;

                                            /*
                                            * First save the current color information
                                            */
          GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo(h,

&csbiInfo);
          wOldColorAttrs = csbiInfo.wAttributes;

                                              /*
                                              * Set the new color information
                                              */
          SetConsoleTextAttribute ( h, FOREGROUND_RED| FOREGROUND_INTENSITY );

          printf ( "Now enter your age:" );

                                      /*
                                      * Restore the original colors
                                      */
            SetConsoleTextAttribute ( h, wOldColorAttrs);

    }

  cin>>age;                                //The input is put in age
  if(age<35)                                //If the age is less than 45
  {
    cout<<"You are young!";    //Just to show it works
  }
  else if(age<65)                //I use else just to show an example
  {
    cout<<"You are old!";                //Just to show you it works...
  }
  else if (age<80)                //If the age is less than 80
  {
    cout<<"You are really old!";
 
  } 
  else if (age<100)              //If the age is less than 100
  {
    cout<<"You are really SUPER old!";
 
  }
  else if (age<=200)              //If the age is less than 200
  {
    cout<<"How are you STILL kickin!?";
 
  }
    else if(age>200)              //just else
  {
    cout<<"You've defied God. Congrats!";
 
  }

  cin.ignore();        //Until int age2; this is all statements to user.
  cin.get();
  cout<<"See! Now enter a different number!"<< endl; 
  cout<<"0-34 is one response."<< endl;
  cout<<"35-64 is another."<< endl;
  cout<<"65-79 is another. Have fun!"<< endl;
  cout<<"81-99 is another..."<< endl;
  cout<<"100-200 is just crazy! And you can go beyond!"<< endl;      //statements to user are done

    int age2;                                //VARIABLE here; Same code as int age;
   
    {
HANDLE h = GetStdHandle ( STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE );
  WORD wOldColorAttrs;
  CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO csbiInfo;

  /*
  * First save the current color information
  */
  GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo(h, &csbiInfo);
  wOldColorAttrs = csbiInfo.wAttributes;

  /*
  * Set the new color information
  */
  SetConsoleTextAttribute ( h, FOREGROUND_RED| FOREGROUND_INTENSITY );

  printf ( "Now enter your age:" );
 
  /*
  * Restore the original colors
  */
  SetConsoleTextAttribute ( h, wOldColorAttrs);

    }

    cin>>age2;       
      if(age2<35)                                //If the age is less than 45
  {
    cout<<"You are young!";    //Just to show it works
  }
  else if(age2<65)                //I use else just to show an example
  {
    cout<<"You are old!";                //Just to show you it works...
  }
  else if (age2<80)                //If the age is less than 80
  {
    cout<<"You are really old!";
  } 
  else if (age2<100)              //If the age is less than 100
  {
    cout<<"You are really SUPER old!";
  }
  else if(age2<=200)              //just else
  {
    cout<<"How are you STILL kickin!?";
  }
  else if(age2>200)              //just else
  {
    cout<<"You've defied God. Congrats!";
  }
  cin.ignore();
  cin.get();
  cout<<"See!? Thanks for using this proggy!"<< endl;
  cout<<"Press enter to exit the program.";
  getch();
  return 0;
}

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>Is there a way to clean it up to reduce size (in number of lines and kbs)?
Yes.

Well, do you think you or someone could be cool and not a smart aleck and show me? =) Thank you.

>Well, do you think you or someone could be cool and not a smart aleck and show me? =)
Hey, I answered your question, didn't I? :p The best way to clean up your code is to modularize it:

Code:

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#include <cstdio>
#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>

using namespace std;

void f ( int age )
{
  if(age<35)
    cout<<"You are young!";
  else if(age<65)
    cout<<"You are old!";
  else if (age<80)
    cout<<"You are really old!";
  else if (age<100)
    cout<<"You are really SUPER old!";
  else if (age<=200)
    cout<<"How are you STILL kickin!?";
  else if(age>200)
    cout<<"You've defied God. Congrats!";
}

void console_thingie ( HANDLE& h, WORD& w, CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO& c )
{
  GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo(h, &c);
  w = c.wAttributes;
  SetConsoleTextAttribute ( h, FOREGROUND_RED| FOREGROUND_INTENSITY );
}

void console_reset ( HANDLE h, WORD w )
{
  SetConsoleTextAttribute ( h, w );
}

void do_age ( HANDLE h, WORD w )
{
  int age;

  cout<<"Now enter your age:";
  cin>> age;
  cin.ignore();
  console_reset ( h, w );
  f ( age );
}

void shtuff()
{
  HANDLE h = GetStdHandle ( STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE );
  WORD w;
  CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO c;

  console_thingie ( h, w, c );
  do_age ( h, w );
}

int main()
{
  cout<<"Enter any age 0-??? at the prompt to get a response."<<endl;
  cout<<"Try different numbers to get different responses."<<endl;
  shtuff();
  cout<<"See! Now enter a different number!"<< endl; 
  cout<<"0-34 is one response."<< endl;
  cout<<"35-64 is another."<< endl;
  cout<<"65-79 is another. Have fun!"<< endl;
  cout<<"81-99 is another..."<< endl;
  cout<<"100-200 is just crazy! And you can go beyond!"<< endl;
  shtuff();
  cout<<"See!? Thanks for using this proggy!"<< endl;
  cout<<"Press enter to exit the program.";
  cin.get();
}

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