How to implement a 2 into every 3 hits to return a true?

Question

I am trying to implement a generic algorithm for 2 in every 5 hit will return a true.2 is the allowed and 5 is the hits. In short this means if a function is called 5 times 2 of those times it will return true otherwise it will be a false. This is my try and it seems to be incorrect. Any suggestions on how I can fix it or if there is a better way to solve this ?

//2 in every 3 hits will return a true.
int hitlimit = 3;
int allowedlimit = 2;
int allowedTracker = 0;
int hitsTracker = 0;
bool test()
{
   hitsTracker++;
   if(allowedTracker < allowedlimit && hitsTracker < hitlimit) 
   {
     allowedTracker++;
     if(allowedTracker >= allowedlimit) 
     {
        allowedTracker = 0 ; 
        hotstracker =  0;
     }
     return true;    
   }
   return false;
}

Answer 1

I understand that you want to generate a deterministic sequence of allowedLimit ones followed by hitlimit - allowedlimit zeros. This is a periodic sequence that can be easily calculated from the current index:

int hitlimit = 3;
int allowedlimit = 2;
int hitsTracker = 0;
bool test() {
    return hitsTracker++ % hitlimit < allowedlimit;
}