Write a program that simulates the rolling of a die 6000 times and displays

in a table format the number of occurrences of each side of the die.

Note: die (referring to the small cube used in games of chance) is singular for the

plural dice.

In order to shed a bit more light on the required method of tallying the

6000 values into tally_array (as described in a comment in the

random_die_rolls_start.cpp above), here is an example of the first few iteration

of the loop:

At the beginning, the tally_array should contain 7 zeros:

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

and let's say that the first five num_array elements from the die throws contain these

values:

2 4 6 2 2 ...

In the loop the first element '2' would point to the third element (index 2) in

tally_array to access it - then, increment it. Now, tally_array looks like this:

0 0 1 0 0 0 0

By the time the loop runs through the first five elements of the 6000 rolls,

tally_array will look like this:

0 0 3 0 1 0 1

Makes sense? You must understand this before going any further.

The start file already contains code to help debug important variable

contents. Leave those in for the final output and add to it if necessary.

These debug statements are there to encourage the student to adopt similar

systems in order to understand what the program is doing and check code.

display the results ruffly in this format, the main thing being that Occurrences' are

right alined.

Display Result for 6000 Rolls

Die Face Occurrences

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1 1013

2 972

3 963

4 1018

5 975

6 1059