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The purpose of this assignment is to verify that you understand variables, random variables, conditional statements (if) and loops. In your implementation do not roll the dice (generate random values) before you need them. If someone got a "Big Fish" that player only needs three random numbers for a round. Also do not use arrays, vector or any other container class. For determining the maximum die value, I want you to use multiple "if" statements. Do not use the max function. Before you use the "wheel", I want to make sure you can invent it. You can write your own little functions. But I do not expect you to do so until I cover functions in lecture. See the below example of a game session: [Round 1] You rolled (2, 2, ?), machine rolled (4, 6, ?)... How much are you going to bet: 10 You had (2, 2, 2) ... Big Fish!!! Machine had (4, 6, 3) -> Machine rolled (2 ,4) and then rolled (5) -> Machine scored 15. You won :) You have $1500, machine has $500... [Round 2] You rolled (2, 5, ?), machine rolled (5, 1, ?)... How much are you going to bet: 12 - your bet must between $1 and $10, type again: 4 You had (2, 5, 6)-> You rolled (3 ,5) and then rolled (3) -> You scored 14. Machine had (5, 1, 1)-> Machine rolled (4 ,4) and then rolled (3) -> Machine scored 12. You won :) You have $1508, machine has $492... [Round 3] You rolled (2, 1, ?), machine rolled (6, 1, ?)... How much are you going to bet: 2 You had (2, 1, 1)-> You rolled (5 ,6) and then rolled (4) -> You scored 12. Machine had (6, 1, 6)-> Machine rolled (6 ,5) and then rolled (3) -> Machine scored 15. You lost :( You have $1502, machine has $498... [Round 4] You rolled (2, 1, ?), machine rolled (6, 3, ?)... How much are you going to bet: 4 You had (2, 1, 4)-> You rolled (5 ,4) and then rolled (4) -> You scored 13. Machine had (6, 3, 3)-> Machine rolled (6 ,2) and then rolled (6) -> Machine scored 18. You lost :( You have $1482, machine has $518... [Round 5] You rolled (3, 1, ?), machine rolled (1, 5, ?)... How much are y
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