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#include

using namespace std;

void ClearScreen();

string GetName(string prompt);

string GetMove();

int CompareMoves(string move1, string move2);

void PlayOneRound(string player1, string player2, int & score1, int &

score2);

void PlayAllRounds(int numRounds, string player1, string player2);

void PlayRPS();

int InputInt();

void ClearScreen()

{

// TO DO:

// (1) Simulate clearing the screen by printing 50 blank lines.

// Hint - You should use a for loop for this!

// Please do NOT use a specific operating system command

// that actually clears the screen.

}

string GetName(string prompt)

{

// TO DO:

// (1) Print the prompt specified by the prompt parameter

// (2) Input an entire line from the user

// (3) Do input validation, repeating the prompt and input if the

user

// enters an empty line

// (4) Return the string the user entered

}

string GetMove()

{

// TO DO:

// (1) Prompt the user with "Pick a move -- rock, paper, or

scissors: " and input a string.

// (2) Do input validation, repeating the input step if the user

doesn't pick a valid choice.

// (3) Return the item the user picked.

}

int CompareMoves(string move1, string move2)

{

// TO DO:

// (1) Compare move1 with move2, determining which one "beats" the

other,

// based on standard rock-paper-scissors rules.

// Each parameter will already be set to "rock" or "paper" or

"scissors".

//

// (2) Return a single int indicating the result:

// 0 for a tie, 1 if move1 beats move2, 2 if move2 beats

move1.

}

void PlayOneRound(string player1, string player2, int & score1, int &

score2)

{

cout

cout

// TO DO:

// (1) By calling the GetMove function, get player 1's move and

store it in a variable

ClearScreen();

cout

cout

// TO DO:

// (2) By calling the GetMove function, get player 2's move and

store it in a variable

// (3) By calling the CompareMove function, get information about

the winner of this round

// and store it in a variable.

ClearScreen();

// TO DO:

// (4) Print a line of output to summarize what happened in this

round, using

// the result from (3). This should follow this sequence of

formats:

// "____ played ____."

// "____ played ____."

// "____ won!" (Or "It was a tie.")

// (5) If one of the player's one this round, increment the

corresponding score.

}

void PlayAllRounds(int numRounds, string player1, string player2)

{

// NOTE: This function is ALREADY COMPLETE. No additions needed!

// Variables for the players' scores

int player1score = 0;

int player2score = 0;

for (int i = 1; i

{

cout

cout

cout

PlayOneRound(player1, player2, player1score,

player2score);

}

cout

cout

cout

cout

}

void PlayRPS()

{

// NOTE: This function is ALREADY COMPLETE. No additions needed!

// Variables for the players' names

string name1 = "";

string name2 = "";

// Variable for the number of rounds

int userRounds = 0 ;

// Here we set up variables by asking the user some questions

name1 = GetName("First player, what is your name? ");

name2 = GetName("Second player, what is your name? ");

cout

userRounds = InputInt();

// Now we call PlayAllRounds() to handle the actual rounds

PlayAllRounds(userRounds, name1, name2);

}

int InputInt()

{

// NOTE: This function is ALREADY COMPLETE. No additions needed!

int userInput;

cin >> userInput;

/// input validation

while (cin.fail())

{

cin.clear();

cin.ignore(1000, ' ');

cout

cin >> userInput;

}

cin.ignore(1000, ' ');

return userInput;

}

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