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Hello. I need help with a dice roller program in C++. The program compiles and mostly works, but for negative numbers, I want to just print Illegal value entered. But it also prints the rolling and total, which I should only show with positve numbers not negative numbers. How do I stop the function when a negative number is entered and move on to the next function?
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std::cout << "++++ Super Awesome Dice Roller ++++\n";
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std::cout << "\nIllegal value entered...";
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return;
std::cout << "\nRolling << amount << "d" <<< sides <<
srand(100);
int sum = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < amount; i++){
int roll std::rand() % sides + 1;
sum +=roll;
std::cout << roll << '\n';
}
std::cout << "Total: << sum << '\n';
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Transcribed Image Text:3. Sample Run 3: inputs
++++ Super Awesome Dice Roller ++++
Enter amount and number of sides: 4 10
Rolling 4d10...
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Total: 18
4. Sample Run 4: inputs 3 4
++++ Super Awesome Dice Roller ++++
Enter amount and number of sides: 3 4
Rolling 3d4...
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Total: 7
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++++ Super Awesome Dice Roller ++++
Enter amount and number of sides: 8 6
Rolling ado...
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Total: 32
6. Sample Run 6: inpute -1 4
++++ Super Awesome Dice Roller ++++
Enter amount and number of sides: -14
Illegal value entered...
7. Sample Run 7: inputs 8-2
++++ Super Awesome Dice Roller ++++
Enter amount and number of sides: 8 -2
Illegal value entered...
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