// EX4_06.CPP
  // Initializing pointers with strings
  include <iostream>
  using std::cin;
  using std::cout;
  using std::endl;
  
  int main()
  {
     char* pstr1 = "Robert Redford";
     char* pstr2 = "Hopalong Cassidy";
     char* pstr3 = "Lassie";
     char* pstr4 = "Slim Pickens";
     char* pstr5 = "Boris Karloff";
     char* pstr6 = "Oliver Hardy";
     char* pstr  = "Your lucky star is ";
  
     int dice = 0;
  
     cout << endl
          << " Pick a lucky star!"
          << " Enter a number between 1 and 6: ";
     cin >> dice;
  
     cout << endl;
     switch(dice)
     {
        case 1: cout << pstr << pstr1;
                break;
  
        case 2: cout << pstr << pstr2;
                break;
  
        case 3: cout << pstr << pstr3;
                break;
  
        case 4: cout << pstr << pstr4;
                break;
  
        case 5: cout << pstr << pstr5;
                break;
  
        case 6: cout << pstr << pstr6;
                break;
  
        default: cout << "Sorry, you haven't got a lucky star.";
     }
  
     cout << endl;
     return 0;
  }