This is a simple console-based Snake Game implemented in C++. The game allows the player to control a snake, represented by the character 'O', with the objective of eating fruits ('F') while avoiding collisions with the walls and the snake's own tail.

1. Compilation:

   • The code is written in C++ and can be compiled using a C++ compiler (e.g., g++ for Linux, MinGW for Windows).
   • Ensure that the necessary header files and libraries are available.

2. Controls:

   • Use the following keys to control the snake:
     • 'W' or 'w': Move Up
     • 'S' or 's': Move Down
     • 'A' or 'a': Move Left
     • 'D' or 'd': Move Right
     • 'M' or 'm': Quit the game

3. Game Rules:

   • The snake should not collide with the walls or its own tail.
   • Eating a fruit increases the score by 10 points.
   • The game speed increases as the player's score reaches certain milestones.

4. High Score:

   • The game maintains a high score, which is stored in the "scores.txt" file.
   • If a player sets a new high score, they are prompted to enter their name.

1. Run the Game:

   • Compile and run the source code.
   • The game will display instructions and rules on the console.

2. Playing the Game:

   • Control the snake using the specified keys.
   • Eat fruits to increase your score.
   • Avoid collisions with walls and your own tail.

3. Game Over:

   • The game ends when the snake collides with the walls or its own tail.
   • The final score is displayed along with the high score.

4. Restart or Quit:

   • After each game, you can choose to play again or quit.
   • Type "yes" to play again or "no" to exit.

• The game uses the console for input and output.
• The code utilizes C++ features such as file handling, random number generation, and basic input/output operations.
• Make sure to set up the development environment with the necessary dependencies before compiling the code.