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elena-s [515]
3 years ago
6

Write a program that simulates flipping a coin repeatedly and continues until three consecutive heads. are tossed. At that point

, your program should display the total number of coin tips that were made the average number of heads. #1 - Write a function to read in the user's information (name & gender) #2 - Write a function to flip the coin and return a bool (heads = true, tails = false) #3 - Write a function to calculate the average of heads vs. total flips #4 - Write a function to output the results Address male users as Mr. and female users as Ms. HINT: Code one function at a time and test it... then add the loop and re-test. Turn in as a single PDF file-Include three (3) test runs. 1-Output (cut and pasted into a txt file in eclipse) 2- Source Code (printed from eclipse - PROPERLY DOCUMENTED) INPUT/OUTPUT - should be formatted as follows - This represents one possible sample run (Class heading should be also displayed) Welcome to coin toss! Get 3 heads in a row to win! What is your name? Ed Peck What is your gender (m/f): M Try to get 3 heads in a row. Good luck Mr. Ed Peck! Press to flip TAIL Press center> to flip HEAD Press to flip HEAD Press center to flip HEAD Press center> to flip HEAD It took you 6 tosses to get 3 heads in a row. On average you flipped heads 67% of the time
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
quester [9]3 years ago
8 0

Answer and Explanation:

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

#include <time.h>

#include <vector>

using namespace std;

//Takes user info

int user_info(string *name,char *gender){

   char G;

   cout<<"What is your name?: ";

   getline(cin, *name);

   cout<<"What is your gender(m/f):";

   cin>>G;

   cout<<endl;

   *gender = tolower(G);

   return 0;

}

//Toss coin(part 2)

bool coin_toss(double seed){

   double r;

   r = (double)seed/(double)RAND_MAX;

   //cout<<r;

   if (r<0.5) return true;

   return false;

}

//check results

float toss_result(vector<char> v,int *h){

   int num_heads=0;

   int num_toss = v.size();

   *h = 0;

   for(int i=0;i<num_toss;i++){

       if(v[i]=='h'){num_heads++;(*h)++;}

   }

   return (float)num_heads/(float)num_toss;

}

void show_result(int total_num,int head_num,float ratio){

   cout<<"it took you "<<total_num<<" tosses to get 3 heads in a row"<<endl;

   cout<<"on average you flipped heads "<<(ratio*100)<<"% of the time"<<endl;

}

int main()

{

   string name;

   char gender;

   string K; //Mr or Mrs

 

   cout<<"Welcome to coin toss! Get 3 heads in row to win!"<<endl;

 

   //part 1

   user_info(&name,&gender);

 

   if(gender == 'f') K = "Mrs.";

   else K = "Mr.";

 

   cout<<"Try to get 3 heads in a row. Good luck "<<K<<name<<"!"<<endl;

   char dummy = getchar();

 

   //part 2

   int num_toss;

   vector<char> toss_results;//store toss results

   bool result;//result of toss

   srand(time(0));

   while(true){

       //cout<<rand()<<endl;

       result = coin_toss(rand());

       cout<<"Press <enter> to flip"<<endl;

       while (1)

       {

           if ('\n' == getchar())

           break;

       }

     

 

     

       if(result) {toss_results.push_back('h');cout<<"HEAD"<<endl;}

       else {toss_results.push_back('t');cout<<"TAIL"<<endl;}

     

       num_toss = toss_results.size();

     

       if(num_toss>=3){

           if ((toss_results[num_toss-1] == 'h')&&(toss_results[num_toss-2] == 'h')&&(toss_results[num_toss-3] == 'h')){

               break;

           }

       }

   }

 

   //part 3

   float ratio_head;

   int num_of_heads;

   ratio_head = toss_result(toss_results,&num_of_heads);

 

   //part 4

 

   show_result(toss_results.size(),num_of_heads,ratio_head);

 

   return 0;

}

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