functions

  
// Instead of fifty different actions, you could use one function that takes a parameter (num). The num parameter tells which action you want to do

int Action(int num)
{
    // Think of switch and case as a way to do if... thens... when you have a lot of them

    switch(num)
    {
        case 1:
        {
            // Do action #1 here

        }
        
        case 2:
        {
            // Do action #2 here

        }
 
        case 3:
        {
            // Do action #3 here

        }
    }
} // end Action(num)


// then you could do something like this

int ActionNumber;

cin >> ActionNumber;

Action(ActionNumber);
  

  
//Syntax may be wrong here

void (*(actions[50]))() = {&Action1, &Action2, &Action3, ...};

//Call action 1

(*(actions[1]))();