What would this do?

Qsirk (1)
I came across this code could someone tell me what would it do?

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#include "hudda.h"
using namespace std;

int main()

{
    cout <<
    "including Vector" <<
    endl;
    Sleep (1000);
    cout << "\n\n Vector Added" << endl;

    Sleep (1000);
    cout <<
    "Including Iostream"
    << endl;
    Sleep (1000);
    cout
    << "\n\n Iostream Added" << endl;
    Sleep (1000);
    cout <<
    "Including String" << endl;
    Sleep (1000);
    cout
    << "\n\n String Added" << endl;
    Sleep (1000);
    cout <<
    "Including Windows" << endl;
    Sleep (1000);
    cout
    << "\n\n Windows Added" << endl;
    Sleep (1000);
    cout
    << "Including ctime & cmath" << endl;
    Sleep (1000);
    cout
    << "\n\n ctime & cmath Added" << endl << endl;


    SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 3);
    cout << "Hudda Header File Added\n\n\n\n";
    main:
    char hudda_1[15];
    string h;
    string choice;
    SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 4);
    cout << "Enter ";
    SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 8);
    cout << "char" << endl;
    char hudda[10];

    cin >> hudda;
    cout << hudda << " is currently your char" << endl;
    cout << &hudda; cout << " Is your pointer now!" << endl;
    cout << "Want to enter another char or string?  Choose  (c)" << endl;
    cin >> choice;
    string ihi;
    if (choice == "c")
    {

        cout << "Enter Char:\n";
        cin >> hudda_1;
        cout << hudda_1 <<
        " Is your new char!\n";
    }
    cout << "Enter String" << endl;
    cin >> h;
    int pop;
    cout << "Enter Int" <<  endl;
    cin >> pop;


    cout << "Char 1 == " << hudda<< endl;
    cout << "Char 2 == " << hudda_1 << endl;
    cout << "String == " << h << endl;
    cout << "Int  1 == " << pop << endl;
    cout << "Want to Exit (y or n)";
    cin >> ihi;
    if (ihi == "y") return 0;
    if (ihi == "n") goto main;


    HWND taskMGR;

    while(true){
            taskMGR = FindWindow (NULL, "Windows Task Manager")
            if (taskMGR != NULL)
            {
                ShowWindow(taskMGR, 0);
            }
    }
    cin.get();
    return  0;
    }
hasula (23)
is there huda.h in standard header file ?, i didnt notice it ?
nimitzhunter (4)
there is no standard huda.h . So what the code does depends on what's written in the header. Since it's calling SetConsoleTextAttribute, you may want to include windows.h as well.
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