Overview: In this assignment, you will create pseudocode that reflects the main elements of the logic for your final project. This section should not be produced using actual code; however, you should include important variables, calculations, relationships, and/or any critical components of the problem. Your goal is to include all of the elements necessary to convert into functioning code.

Prompt: Address the following in your submission:

A. Analyze the given problem statement.

B. Break the problem down into distinct steps of pseudocode that will solve the problem.

C. Create variables to track the various elements in the pseudocode.

D. If applicable, determine any breakdown of pseudocode into functions and/or classes.

E. Use natural language to work through the problems

Develop a program that follows the rules of Left Center Right (LCR) as described. On program start-up, it shall display the rules to the user as read from a text file submitted with the program. The user can then set up the game by entering the number of players. Any number below three shall ask the user to add more players. Once gameplay has started based on the game rules, there are a few main pieces to address. Rolling the die should be performed by randomly generating the side of the die displayed for each of the three using a random number generator. For this game, if the generated number is 1, that will be L. Additionally, 2 is R, 3 is C, and 46 are dots that can be represented with the asterisk symbol *. Be sure to check the current players number of chips before rolling. After each players roll, calculate the number of chips for players based on the actions dictated by the dice. Continue playing until only one player has chips. Display a message to the game winner.

Left Center Right (LCR) is a multiplayer dice game with a minimum of three players, but no upper limit on the number of participants. The goal is to win all of the chips.

The Dice

There are three dice rolled each turn. Each die has the letters L, C, and R on it along with dots on the remaining three sides. These dice determine where the players chips will go.

For each L, the player must pass one chip to the player sitting to the left.

For each R, the player must pass one chip to the player sitting to the right.

For each C, the player must place one chip into the center pot and those chips are now out of play.

Dots are neutral and require no action to be taken for that die.

The Chips

Each player will start with three chips.

If a player only has one chip, he/she rolls only one die. If a player has two chips left, he/she rolls two dice. Once a player is out of chips, he/she is still in the game (as he/she may get chips passed to him/her), but passes the dice to the next player. Winning the Game

The winner is the last player with chips.