// Simplified example of how a game might handle player money let playerMoney = 100;

function earnMoney(amount) { playerMoney += amount; updateMoneyDisplay(); }

function updateMoneyDisplay() { document.getElementById("moneyDisplay").innerHTML = "$" + playerMoney; } A simplistic "infinite money" concept might look something like this:

function sellDonuts(numDonuts) { let earnings = numDonuts * 5; // $5 per donut earnMoney(earnings); } A cheat script could then attempt to modify this function:

Donut Bakery Tycoon Infinite - Money Script

// Simplified example of how a game might handle player money let playerMoney = 100;

function earnMoney(amount) { playerMoney += amount; updateMoneyDisplay(); } Donut Bakery Tycoon infinite Money Script

function updateMoneyDisplay() { document.getElementById("moneyDisplay").innerHTML = "$" + playerMoney; } A simplistic "infinite money" concept might look something like this: // Simplified example of how a game might

function sellDonuts(numDonuts) { let earnings = numDonuts * 5; // $5 per donut earnMoney(earnings); } A cheat script could then attempt to modify this function: function earnMoney(amount) { playerMoney += amount