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#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
 
using namespace std;
 
void debug();
 
int main()
{
//open a file to read and write
//declare file variables and name of file
		ifstream inData;
   	ofstream outData;
    	inData.open("guess.txt");
    	outData.open("guess.txt");
 
	string password;//store password input
	int number = 0;//store number of guess
	int num = 0;//store number of guess from file
 
	inData >> num;//get number
//making sure number of guess isn't 5
	if (num == 5)
	{
		cerr << "Access Denied" << endl;
		system("pause");
		exit (100);
	}
 
//A while loop that will prompt for the password as long as the number of guess isn't 5 and the right password isn't entered in	
 
	while (number !=5 && password != "access")
	{
		cout << "Enter password:  ";
		cin >> password;
 
	//trying to let the user exit the prompt, but keep track of the number of guesses, but it isn't writing out to the file right.  I don't know why	
				if (password == "exit")
			{
				outData << number;
 
				system("pause");//through in thinking that the app was closing to early to write to the file.
 
		 		exit(100);
			}
 
//launch the debug, but later it will allow the user the option of entering that command in.		
		else if (password == "access")
			{
				debug();
			}
 
//increase number of guesses by 1 when wrong password is entered in
		else {
				number++;
				}
 
			outData << number << endl	
			cerr << number << endl;
	}
 
//close files
	inData.close();
	outData.close();
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}
 
//just a test dummy
void debug()
{
	cerr << "Debug" << endl;
	cout << "Code Here" << endl;
}
 
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

void debug();

int main()
{
//open a file to read and write
//declare file variables and name of file
		ifstream inData;
   	ofstream outData;
    	inData.open("guess.txt");
    	outData.open("guess.txt");
	
	string password;//store password input
	int number = 0;//store number of guess
	int num = 0;//store number of guess from file
	
	inData >> num;//get number
//making sure number of guess isn't 5
	if (num == 5)
	{
		cerr << "Access Denied" << endl;
		system("pause");
		exit (100);
	}

//A while loop that will prompt for the password as long as the number of guess isn't 5 and the right password isn't entered in	

	while (number !=5 && password != "access")
	{
		cout << "Enter password:  ";
		cin >> password;

	//trying to let the user exit the prompt, but keep track of the number of guesses, but it isn't writing out to the file right.  I don't know why	
				if (password == "exit")
			{
				outData << number;

				system("pause");//through in thinking that the app was closing to early to write to the file.
               
		 		exit(100);
			}

//launch the debug, but later it will allow the user the option of entering that command in.		
		else if (password == "access")
			{
				debug();
			}

//increase number of guesses by 1 when wrong password is entered in
		else {
				number++;
				}

			outData << number << endl	
			cerr << number << endl;
	}

//close files
	inData.close();
	outData.close();
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}

//just a test dummy
void debug()
{
	cerr << "Debug" << endl;
	cout << "Code Here" << endl;
}
 
 

inData >> num;
 
if( num < 5 )
{
    do 
    {
         cin >> password;
         num++;
         if( password == "access" )
        {
              //whatever
        }
        else if( password == "exit" )
        {
               //whatever else
        }
        else
        {
              //oops, bad entry
         }
    }while( num < 5 && password != "access" && password != "exit );
}
if( num == 5 )  //either originally or through bad entries
{
       //here's where you get nasty with the user
}