C++ Problem:

Implement a guessing game in C++, after each round of playing the game, ask the user if they want to keep going, and if they give the input 'q' then stop, otherwise continue with a new round of the game.

For each round, the program should choose a random number in the range [0, 99]. You may use the provided function below to get a new number. The program should then continue to prompt the user for a new guess until they find the number. If they find it, print out a congratulatory response and conclude the round. If they do not find it, print out a message indicating whether their guess was low or high and prompt them for another guess. You can see sample output below.

Starter Code:

#include  #include  #include  static int getNumber(); int main() { // TODO: implement the guessing game, you may use 'getNumber()' to get a random number // in the range [0, 99] } static int getNumber() { static std::mt19937 generator{ std::random_device{}() }; static std::uniform_int_distribution range{ 0, 99 }; return range(generator); } 

Sample Output:

> I'm thinking of a number in the range [0, 99] try to guess what it is! > Enter a guess: 50 > Too low... > Enter a guess: 75 > Too high... > Enter a guess: 66 > Too high... > Enter a guess: 60 > Too high... > Enter a guess: 55 > Too high... > Enter a guess: 53 > Too high... > Enter a guess: 52 > Congratulations! You found it! > Would you like to play again? (q to quit): y > I'm thinking of a number in the range [0, 99] try to guess what it is! > Enter a guess: 50 > Too high... > Enter a guess: 25 > Too high... > Enter a guess: 12 > Too high... > Enter a guess: 6 > Congratulations! You found it! > Would you like to play again? (q to quit): q