Source code:
001#include<graphics.h>
002using namespace std;
003
004int main()
005{
006 int gd=DETECT, gm;
007 initgraph(&gd, &gm,NULL);
008 int i,walk=0;
009
010 setcolor(BROWN);
011 bar3d(10,280,getmaxx()-50,320,10,50);
012 outtextxy(200,300,"www.2k8618.blogspot.com");
013
014 setcolor(WHITE);
015 circle(70,140,30);
016 circle(60,130,3);
017 circle(80,130,3);
018 line(70,135,70,145);
019 //line(65,155,75,155);
020 arc(70,140,60,120,15);
021
022 line(70,170,70,220);
023 line(70,170,50,220);
024 line(70,170,90,220);
025 line(70,220,55,270);
026 line(70,220,85,270);
027
028 setcolor(9);
029 fillellipse(150,100,60,40);
030 outtextxy(110,90,"hi," );
031 outtextxy(110,100,"go for a walk?");
032
033 delay(5000);
034
035 for(i=0;i<30;i++)
036 {
037
038 /*
039 cleardevice();
040 walk+=5;
041 bar3d(10,280,getmaxx()-50,320,10,50);
042 circle(70+walk,140,30);
043 line(70+walk,170,70+walk,220);
044 line(70+walk,170,40+walk,220);
045 line(70+walk,170,100+walk,220);
046 line(70+walk,220,30+walk,270);
047 line(70+walk,220,110+walk,270);
048 delay(500);*/
049
050 walk+=5;
051
052 cleardevice();
053
054 setcolor(BROWN);
055 bar3d(10,280,getmaxx()-50,320,10,50);
056 outtextxy(200,300,"www.2k8618.blogspot.com");
057
058 setcolor(WHITE);
059 circle(70+walk,140,30);
060 line(70+walk,170,70+walk,220);
061 line(70+walk,170,50+walk,220);
062 line(70+walk,170,90+walk,220);
063 line(70+walk,220,55+walk,270);
064 line(70+walk,220,85+walk,270);
065
066 delay(250);
067
068 walk+=5;
069
070 cleardevice();
071
072 circle(70+walk,140,30);
073 line(70+walk,170,70+walk,270);
074
075 setcolor(BROWN);
076 bar3d(10,280,getmaxx()-50,320,10,50);
077 outtextxy(200,300,"www.2k8618.blogspot.com");
078
079 delay(250);
080
081 walk+=5;
082
083 cleardevice();
084
085 bar3d(10,280,getmaxx()-50,320,10,50);
086 outtextxy(200,300,"www.2k8618.blogspot.com");
087
088 setcolor(WHITE);
089 circle(70+walk,140,30);
090 line(70+walk,170,70+walk,220);
091 line(70+walk,170,60+walk,220);
092 line(70+walk,170,80+walk,220);
093 line(70+walk,220,55+walk,270);
094 line(70+walk,220,85+walk,270);
095
096 delay(250);
097
098 }
099
100 circle(60+walk,130,3);
101 circle(80+walk,130,3);
102 line(70+walk,135,70+walk,145);
103 line(65+walk,155,75+walk,155);
104 //arc(70,140,60,120,15);
105
106 setcolor(8);
107 fillellipse(walk-10,100,60,40);
108 outtextxy(walk-30,100,"lonely...");
109
110 delay(2500);
111
112 getch();
113 closegraph();
114 return 0;
115}
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