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Need assistance building pig dice game.

gainzbro (10)
Trying to build a pig dice game that will first ask the user to pick between game A or game B. Then will proceed to have players 1 & 2 roll, while keeping track of the score. For game A (one dice game), if player 1 or 2 rolls a 1, their score goes back to 0. For game B (two dice game), if player 1 or 2 rolls snake eyes (two 1's), their score goes back to 0.

Here are the instructions:

Rewrite a Die class for simulating a dice roll and construct the game of PIG. Here are the rules:

• There are two local players

• Player 1 will go first

Single Die Rules

• The player will roll the die repeatedly, accumulating points shown on the die’s value.

• The player will continue to roll until satisfied with their score.

• If the player rolls a 1, they will lose all points earned during that round and their turn ends.

• The process will repeat until a player is the first to reach 100 points or greater.

Two Dice Rules

• The player will roll the dice repeatedly, accumulating points shown on the die’s value.

• The player will continue to roll until satisfied with their score.

• If the player rolls a 1 on either die, they will lose all points earned during that round and their turn ends.

• If the player rolls snake eyes (double 1s) they will lose all points earned and start back at 0.

• The process will repeat until a player is the first to reach 100 points or greater.

Our game should contain the following:

• 2 Player mode - Human controlled player 1 and 2

• Game mode A & B - A is single die, B is two dice

• Use validation if necessary, use programming concepts and good habits formed over lecture material.

• This is your design. The choices are yours to make.

• You will be evaluated on your level of craftsmanship of the architecture.

You will present and defend your design decisions in a class presentation as a team to the class.

System Design:

Your design should look to include course concepts. Some examples:

Inheritance – Opportunities:

Core rules

- Single player rules

- 2 player rules

Exceptions

- Check for errors with input

Multiple classes

Dynamic memory allocation

- Choose which mode and create the proper amount of dice and players necessary

And any other previously discussed course content…

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Here is my code so far:

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#include<iostream>
#include<cstdlib>
using namespace std;
class Dice
{
int score1,score2;
int numberofdice;
bool turn1,turn2;
public :
Dice(int n)
{
numberofdice=n;
score1=score2=0;
turn1=turn2=false;
}
void gameOn()
{
int sc1,sc2,numondice,numondice2,s;
sc1=0;sc2=0;
  
if(numberofdice==1)
while(score1<30&&score2<100)
{
while(turn1==false&&(score2<100))
{
numondice=rand()%6+1;
if(numondice==1)
{
sc1=0;
turn1=true;
turn2=false;
}
else
{
sc1=sc1+numondice;
cout<<"\nplayer1 score in present round:"<<sc1;
cout<<"\nif satisfid with score enter 1:";
cin>>s;
if(s==1)
{
score1+=sc1;
turn1=true;
turn2=false;
}
}
}
while(turn2==false&&(score1<100&&score2<100))
{
numondice=rand()%6+1;
if(numondice==1)
{
sc2=0;
turn2=true;
turn1=false;
}
else
{
sc2=sc2+numondice;
cout<<"\nplayer2 score in present round:"<<sc2;
cout<<"\nif satisfid with score enter 1:";
cin>>s;
if(s==1)
{
score2+=sc2;
turn2=true;
turn1=false;
}
}
}
}
//...........
else
if(numberofdice==2)
while(score1<100&&score2<100)
{
while(turn1==false&&(score1<100&&score2<100))
{
numondice=rand()%6+1;
numondice2=rand()%6+1;
if((numondice==1)&&(numondice2==1))
{
sc1=0;
score1=0;
turn1=true;
turn2=false;
}
else
if((numondice==1)||(numondice2==1))
{
sc1=0;
turn1=true;
turn2=false;
}
else
{
sc1=sc1+numondice+numondice2;
cout<<"\nplayer1 score in present round:"<<sc1;
cout<<"\nif satisfid with score enter 1:";
cin>>s;
if(s==1)
{
score1+=sc1;
turn1=true;
turn2=false;
}
}
}
while(turn2==false&&(score1<100&&score2<100))
{
numondice=rand()%6+1;
numondice2=rand()%6+1;
if((numondice==1)&&(numondice2==1))
{
sc2=0;
score2=0;
turn2=true;
turn1=false;
}
else
if((numondice==1)||(numondice2==1))
{
sc2=0;
turn2=true;
turn1=false;
}
else
{
sc2=sc2+numondice+numondice2;
cout<<"\nplayer2 score in present round:"<<sc2;
cout<<"\nif satisfid with score enter 1:";
cin>>s;
if(s==1)
{
score2+=sc2;
turn2=true;
turn1=false;
}
}
}
}
if(score1>=100)
cout<<"\nPlayer1 Win with score:"<<score1;
else
cout<<"\nPlayer2 Win with score:"<<score2;
}
};
int main()
{
int n;
cout<<"\n Enter the number of Dice:";
cin>>n;
if(n==1||n==2)
{
Dice d(2);
d.gameOn();
}
else
cout<<"\n Invalid choice";
}
Enoizat (1343)
Trying to build a pig dice game... Here are the instructions... Here is my code so far:

And the question is...?

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