void play$($Player &player$1,$ Player &player$2)$

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int answer $=$ rand$()\%100$;

bool win $=$ false;

while $(!$win$)$

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win $=$ checkForWin$($player$1,$ answer$)$;

if $($win$)$

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player$1.$endRound$($true$)$;

player$2.$endRound$($false$)$;

return;

$\}$

win $=$ checkForWin$($player$2,$ answer$)$;

if $($win$)$

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player$1.$endRound$($false$)$;

player$2.$endRound$($true$)$;

$\}$

$\}$

$\}$

bool checkForWin$($Player &player, int answer$)$

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bool win $=$ false;

cout $<<$ player.getName$()<<"\text{'}$s turn to guess." $<<$ endl;

int guess $=$ player.getGuess$()$;

cout$<<$ "You guessed $"<<$ guess $<<"."$;

if $($answer $==$ guess$)$

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cout $<<$ "You're right! You win!" $<<$ endl;

win $=$ true;

$\}$

else

player.wrongGuess$($guess$,$ answer$)$;

return win;

$\}$

Notice how we have Player objects used in these functions! This is the first class.