Create a fully$-$functional game of roulette, that actuall

Create a fully$-$functional game of roulette, that actually plays!

Write an interactive code that does the following:

a$.$ Asks the user to enter a starting amount of funds

b$.$ Then asks the user which game they would like to play $($number$,$ color, etc.$)$

c$.$ Then asks the user which sub$-$game they would like to play $($red$/$black$,$ odd$/$even$,$ etc.$)$

d$.$ Then asks the user how much they would like to bet on that game

e$.$ Generates a random number. Note: You will also need to include $0$ and $00!$

f$.$ Determines whether or not the user is a winner

g$.$ Determines the new value of funds

h$.$ Asks the user if they would like to play again, but without asking them for a new starting amount of funds. The funds from the last game must carry over

Requirements

a$.$ A bet that is larger than the available funds must request the user to re$-$enter a new bet amount

b$.$ The display must show the user their Account Balance while placing a bet amount

c$.$ The display must show the user their odds and payout percentage of the current bet BEFORE the random number is drawn

d$.$ Once the number is drawn, the display must show the actual winnings of every possible bet. For Example:

i$.$ Number: $10$

ii$.$ Color: Black

iii. OoE: Even

iv$.$ Column: $1$

v$.$ Thirds: $1-12$

vi$.$ Halves: $1-18$

e$.$ The user must be able to play over and over until they are out of Available Funds, at which point they would be requested to add additional funds.

f$.$ If the user selects not to play again, a simple display saying "Thank you for Playing" will be shown and the game will end.

RecomMENDations $/$ hints

You can choose to create this program in a single script, but you can also use user$-$defined functions to simplify

You can choose to use normal DISP functions, or can you research a more interactive method such as:

questdlg $($creates a dialog box for asking questions to the user$)$

inputdlg $($creates a dialog box for getting text from a user$)$

Other functions that may assist you include:

randi $($generates random integers$)$

str$2$double, num$2$str$,$ strcat $($changes variable types or merges text strings$)$

ismember $($determines if a variable$/$value exists within an array$)$

Create a fully$-$functional game of roulette, that actually plays!

Write an interactive code that does the following:

a$.$ Asks the user to enter a starting amount of funds

b$.$ Then asks the user which game they would like to play $($number$,$ color, etc.$)$

c$.$ Then asks the user which sub$-$game they would like to play $($red$/$black$,$ odd$/$even$,$ etc.$)$

d$.$ Then asks the user how much they would like to bet on that game

e$.$ Generates a random number. Note: You will also need to include $0$ and $00!$

f$.$ Determines whether or not the user is a winner

g$.$ Determines the new value of funds

h$.$ Asks the user if they would like to play again, but without asking them for a new starting amount of funds. The funds from the last game must carry over

Requirements

a$.$ A bet that is larger than the available funds must request the u

Write an interactive code that does the following:

a$.$ Asks the user to enter a starting amount of funds

b$.$ Then asks the user which game they would like to play $($number$,$ color, etc.$)$

c$.$ Then asks the user which sub$-$game they would like to play $($red$/$black$,$ odd$/$even$,$ etc.$)$

d$.$ Then asks the user how much they would like to bet on that game

e$.$ Generates a random number. Note: You will also need to include $0$ and $00!$

f$.$ Determines whether or not the user is a winner

g$.$ Determines the new value of funds

h$.$ Asks the user if they would like to play again, but without asking them for a new starting amount of funds. The funds from the last game must carry over

Requirements

a$.$ A bet that is larger than the available funds must request the user to re$-$enter a new bet amount

b$.$ The display must show the user their Account Balance while placing a bet amount

c$.$ The display must show the user their odds and payout percentage of the current bet BEFORE the random number is drawn

d$.$ Once the number is drawn, the display must show the actual winnings of every possible bet. For Example:

i$.$ Number: $10$

ii$.$ Color: Black

iii. OoE: Even

iv$.$ Column: $1$

v$.$ Thirds: $1-12$

vi$.$ Halves: $1-18$

e$.$ The user must be able to play over and over until they are out of Available Funds, at which point they would be requested to add additional funds.

f$.$ If the user selects not to play again, a simple display saying "Thank you for Playing" will be shown and the game will end.

RECOMMENDATIONS $/$ HinTS

You can choose to create this program in a single script, but you can also use user$-$defined functions to simplify

You can choose to use normal DISP functions, or can you research a more interactive method such as:

questdlg $($creates a dialog box for asking questions to the user$)$

inputdlg $($creates a dialog box for getting text from a user$)$

Other functions that may assist you include:

randi $($generates random integers$)$

str$2$double, num$2$str$,$ strcat $($changes variable types or merges text strings$)$

ismember $($determines if a variable$/$value exists within an array