code in C++

Output should look like this!

Output

Your current balance is $0.00 Nickel: tails Dime: tails Quarter: tails ----------------------------- Your current balance is $0.00 Nickel: heads Dime: tails Quarter: heads ----------------------------- Your current balance is $0.30 Nickel: tails Dime: heads Quarter: tails ----------------------------- Your current balance is $0.40 Nickel: heads Dime: heads Quarter: tails ----------------------------- Your current balance is $0.55 Nickel: heads Dime: tails Quarter: heads ----------------------------- Your current balance is $0.85 Nickel: heads Dime: tails Quarter: heads ----------------------------- Your final balance is $1.15. You lost

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#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

//Put the Coin class definition after this line

class Coin

{

private:

double value;

char side[6];

public:

Coin();

Coin(double val);

void toss();

int getSide();

double getValue();

};

int main()

{

//Set the random number generator and the formatting for the output

srand( 1 );

cout << fixed << setprecision(2);

//Create objects using the two constructors

Coin coin1;

Coin coin2( 0.25 );

Coin coin3( 0.10 );

//Test 1: the getSide method

cout << "Test 1: use the getSide method on all of the objects" << endl << endl

<< "coin1 has " << ( (coin1.getSide() == 1)? "heads" : "tails" ) << " up" << endl

<< "coin2 has " << ( (coin2.getSide() == 1)? "heads" : "tails" ) << " up" << endl

<< "coin3 has " << ( (coin3.getSide() == 1)? "heads" : "tails" ) << " up" << endl;

//Test 2: the getValue method

cout << endl << endl

<< "Test 2: use the getValue method on all of the objects" << endl << endl

<< "coin1 has the value $" << coin1.getValue() << endl

<< "coin2 has the value $" << coin2.getValue() << endl

<< "coin3 has the value $" << coin3.getValue() << endl;

//Test 3: the toss method

cout << endl << endl

<< "Test 3: use the toss method 5 times on all of the objects" << endl << endl;

cout << "coin1 coin2 coin3" << endl

<< "-----------------------------" << endl;

for( int cnt = 1; cnt <= 5; cnt++ )

{

coin1.toss();

cout << ( (coin1.getSide() == 1)? "heads" : "tails" );

coin2.toss();

cout << ( (coin2.getSide() == 1)? " heads" : " tails" );

coin3.toss();

cout << ( (coin3.getSide() == 1)? " heads" : " tails" ) << endl;

}

return 0;

}

//Code the constructors and methods for the Coin class after this line

Coin::Coin()

{

value = 0.01;

toss();

}

Coin::Coin(double val)

{

value = val;

toss();

}

void Coin::toss()

{

int v = 1 + rand() % 2;

if(v == 1)

strcpy(side, "heads");

else

strcpy(side, "tails");

}

int Coin::getSide()

{

if(strcmp(side, "heads") == 0)

return 1;

else

return 2;

}

double Coin::getValue()

{

return value;

}