Write a c++ program that plays a game with a single die (or dice). Each number on the die is worth a certain number of points. If the person rolls a six, then that roll is worth 4 points. If the person rolls a five, then that roll is worth 3 points. If the person rolls a three, then that roll is worth 2 points. All the other rolls (four, two or one), that roll is worth 1 point. The rules of the game is that the player rolls the die five times.and adds them up. If the total adds up to a number greater than or equal to 15, then the player gets a rating of excellent. If the total adds up to a number greater than or equal to 12 but less than 15, then the player gets a rating of above average. If the total adds up to a number greater than or equal to 7 but less than 12, then the player gets a rating of good. If the total adds up to a number less than 7, then the player gets a rating of poor. After the game is over, the program should ask the user if they want to play again. In the program, you must declare a single variable for the value of the die roll where the variable contains a random number between 1 and 6. Use a for loop to repeatedly get a random number for the variable of the die roll five times. Use a switch statement to assign the point value to a variable based on the random value of the die variable. Use an if – else – if ladder to rank the user after the five rolls based on the total point value of all five rolls. Use a do-while loop to control if the user wants to play again after they are ranked.
Write a c++ program that plays a game with a single die (or dice). Each number on the die is worth a certain number of points. If the person rolls a six, then that roll is worth 4 points. If the person rolls a five, then that roll is worth 3 points. If the person rolls a three, then that roll is worth 2 points. All the other rolls (four, two or one), that roll is worth 1 point. The rules of the game is that the player rolls the die five times.and adds them up. If the total adds up to a number greater than or equal to 15, then the player gets a rating of excellent. If the total adds up to a number greater than or equal to 12 but less than 15, then the player gets a rating of above average. If the total adds up to a number greater than or equal to 7 but less than 12, then the player gets a rating of good. If the total adds up to a number less than 7, then the player gets a rating of poor. After the game is over, the program should ask the user if they want to play again.
In the program, you must declare a single variable for the value of the die roll where the variable contains a random number between 1 and 6. Use a for loop to repeatedly get a random number for the variable of the die roll five times. Use a switch statement to assign the point value to a variable based on the random value of the die variable. Use an if – else – if ladder to rank the user after the five rolls based on the total point value of all five rolls. Use a do-while loop to control if the user wants to play again after they are ranked.
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