The cost and payout of each spin is as follows: Jackpot will payout $50. Green will payout $20. ...

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The cost and payout of each spin is as follows: Jackpot will payout $50. Green will payout $20. • Red will cost the player $25. Yellow will neither win nor lose. • In the main function, ask the user how many time to spin the wheel. The program should only allow the user to enter numbers between 4 and 10 inclusive. • After asking the user for the number of spins, the program (in the main function) should then ask the user how much money they are betting. • Modify the spin thest function to take an additional parameter, pot, which will indicate the amount of money the user is betting. Use that parameter in the appropriate place in your function to initialize a variable to keep track of how much money the user is winning or losing. Before spinning the wheel, print a message to let them know their money has been deposited with the bank. • At the end of the spin wheel, function, a message should be printed to indicate the state of the player's winnings: If the user has a positive amount, the message should read: "Collect $xx.xx.at the cashier's window." If the user has no money left ($0), the message should read: "All the money is gone." o If the user has a negative amount, the message should read: "You owe $xx.xx to the bank!" Note the number should be shown as a positive amount so if the amount is -20.0 the message should say they owe $20.00. Sample Output: How many times do you want to spin the wheel? 8 How much money are you betting? 75 $75.00 has been deposited with the bank. Spin 1: 9 --> Green You win $20! Spin 2: 9 > Green. You win $20! Spin 3: 8 -> Red You lose $25! Spin 4: 5==> Red You lose $25! Spin 5: 9=> Green You win $20! Spin 6: 3 => Green You win $20! Spin 7: 14 -> Red You lose $25! Spin 8: 16 => JACKPOT! You win $50! Collect $130.00 at the cashier's window. Thanks for playing!

Answer rating: 100% (QA)