C++ Tutorials - Absolute n00b spoonfeed

Please take a look.... I just finished learning "passing variable" and recommened by antiRTFM to write a "simple" program?
At this point I am not supposed to get class involved. In this case, I want the player to continuously fight with enemies of different races until his health is 0. Though, after a fight, player would get to heal. just like attack power and defense, user will have to input a number and that number will be calculated for an output that will be subtracted/added to health. Please take a look and correct me as much as you can. I am far away from completion so there might be minor errors that I haven't fixed. Thanks!

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#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

void raceHuman(int a, int b, int c);
void raceOrge(int a, int b, int c);
void raceUndead(int a, int b, int c);

void raceSelect()
{
       int raceSelect;
       cout << "Please select your desired race" << endl;
       cout << "1. Human" << endl;
       cout << "2. Orge" << endl;
       cout << "3. Undead" << endl;
       cin >> raceSelect;
      
      int x;
   
       switch (raceSelect)
       {
       case 1:
       {
               int health = 20;
               int strength = 6;
               int armor = 4;

               cout << "You have selected Human.\n";

               for(x, health <= 0,health - defense());
            {
            
            }

            
               y =

               break;
       }
       case 2:
       {
               int health = 25;
               int strength = 8;
               int armor = 1;

               cout << "You have selected Orge.\n";

               raceOrge(health, strength, armor);
               cout << health << strength << armor;
               break;
       }
       case 3:
       {
               int health = 30;
               int strength = 9;
               int armor = 0;

               cout << "You have selected Undead.\n";

               raceUndead(health, strength, armor);
               cout << health << strength << armor;
               break;
       }
       default:
       cout << "please hit either 1, 2, or 3 key . Then press enter to select your race. \n";
       break;
       }

}

int main()
{
       string charNAME;
       cout << "Please enter your character's name: ";
       getline(cin,charNAME);

       cout << "welcome, " << charNAME << ". Please select a map: \n";

       int mapSelect;
       cout << "Select a map you would like to conquer:" << endl;
       cout << "1. Lalaland" << endl;
       cout << "2. Go'thah" << endl;
       cout << "3. Bloodthurst" << endl;
       cin >> mapSelect;

       switch (mapSelect)
       {
       case 1:
               raceSelect();

               break;
       case 2:
               raceSelect();
               break;
       case 3:
               raceSelect();
               break;
       default:
       cout << "please hit either 1, 2, or 3 key. Then press enter to select a map. \n";
       }
       char f;
       cin >> f;
return 0;
}

void raceHuman(int health, int strength, int armor)
{
               int heal;
}

void raceOrge(int health, int strength, int armor)
{
               int heal;
}

void raceUndead(int health, int strength, int armor)
{
               int heal;
}

int defense()
{
   int z;
   cout << "Enter a number to defend yourself: ";
   cin >> z;
   health -= raceOrge(strength) - (armor % z);   
/*

   if (health <= 0)
   {
   cout << "You are killed by your enemies!" << endl;
   goto gameMenu()
   }
   else
   {
   cout << "Congratulations! You have killed your enemy. \n";
   cout << "Next one is coming...." << endl;
   }
   continue; */
   return x;
}

Change 01 :: 'for(x, health <= 0, health - defense());' Inside for() you are supposed to use ';' and not ','
Change 02 :: 'y =', that's half a statement there, no ';' behind it and no value to put in 'y' ether ?
Change 03 :: in the int defense() function you did not initialize the variables. health, strength, armor and x do not exist in that scoop where did they come from ?

Those are just the errors my IDE threw at me after copy/pasting the code ... making the rest of it work would be like doing the work for you and I'm lazy.
Did you even try to compile it ? if so your compiler should have pointed you to allot off silly errors ... What ide/compiler are u using ?