[japanir]

And your question is?
probably you missed our first rule for posting in the forums:

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We will not do your homework for you! Do not ask us to give you code!

However, once you have written some code, and may got some specific errors\problems, feel free to post again.

[PatTheGamer]

Work on the problem some more until you get stuck. The instructions tell you how to lay out the code. Start there.

[japanir]

well.. just some guidelines..
you should generate 5 random numbers.
so the loop should loop 5 times. for each iteration, generate a new random number, and print that number of asterisks.

 for(int random=1; random <= 5; random++) 

also, you declare twice on the random variable. (the second time inside the for loop). no need to declare twice.
and as for that:

random=*++

you probably meant:

random++

to raise random's value by 1.

[japanir]

the main loop iterate 5 times (5 numbers to be generated).
use the rand function.
you need a number between 1 - 30, so:

int randNum = rand() % 30 + 1;

here is the nested loops:

//main loop to iterate 5 numbers
for(int i = 1; i <= 5; i++){
  //generate random number
  int randNum = rand() % 30 + 1;
  //the nested loop to print asterisks the amount of the randNum
  for(int j = 0; j < randNum; j++){
       cout<<"*";
  }
  //new line for each number
  cout<<endl;
}

[japanir]

Did you take a look at my prev posts?
I already said, that it's not a good idea to declare the same variable twice, but now you declare the same variable 3 times?

int random; 
...
int random = rand() % 30 + 1; 
...
    for(int random=1;
..

you have misplaced curly braces. once here:

    srand(time(0)); 
{ //<<why do you need those?

and here:

  for(int random=1; random <=5; random++) 
{//if you open curly braces, why not close them? 

However, my prev post had all the code. just insert it inside a main..

[japanir]

if you looked at my code carefully, it should have solved the problem.
you should generate the random number inside the for loop.
and have a nested loop to "draw" the asterisks.
take a look at that program:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main(){
//main loop to iterate 5 numbers 
for(int i = 1; i <= 5; i++){ 
  //generate random number 
  int randNum = rand() % 30 + 1; 
  //the nested loop to print asterisks the amount of the randNum 
  for(int j = 0; j < randNum; j++){ 
       cout<<"*"; 
  } 
  //new line for each number 
  cout<<endl; 
}
return 0;
}