// by bell /* Challenge by Elizabeth Kelly: Create a Beetle Dice Game Reference https://www.dicegamedepot.com/beetle-dice-game-rules/ ----------------- Object of the Game: In turn, players roll a 6-sided die to determine which body part of a beetle they have collected. The first player to finish collecting all their beetle parts in the proper order wins. Beetles have the following body parts: 1. Body, quantity 1 2. Head, quantity 1 3. Wings, quantity 4 4. Legs, quantity 6 5. Eyes, quantity 2 6. Antennae, quantity 2 Body parts must be collected in the following order: 1. The body must be acquired first. 2. The head must be acquired before the eyes and antannae. 3. Legs and wings can be acquired anytime after the body. Each die roll generates quantity 1 of a given body part. The die values map to body parts as follows: 1. Body 2. Head 3. Wing 4. Leg 5. Eye 6. Antenna ----------------- Sample Execution: ************************** Welcome to Beetle ************************** Starting Round 1. Player 1 rolls die... Result is 1:BODY Player 2 rolls die... Result is 6:ANTENNA, must have HEAD first End of Round 1. --------------------- Player 1 Inventory Body: 1 of 1 Head: 0 of 1 Eyes: 0 of 2 Wings: 0 of 4 Legs: 0 of 6 Antennea: 0 of 2 --------------------- Player 2 Inventory Body: 0 of 1 Head: 0 of 1 Eyes: 0 of 2 Wings: 0 of 4 Legs: 0 of 6 Antennea: 0 of 2 */ #include #include #include #include //setw() #include //accumulate using namespace std; class Beetle { int n; vector v; vectorpart={"BODY","HEAD","LEGS","WINGS","EYES","ANTENNAE"}; public: Beetle (){ v={1,1,4,6,2,2}; } int sumB(){ return accumulate(v.begin(), v.end(), 0);} void printB(int n){ cout<<"Player"<0&&k<4)v[k]+=v[0]; if(k>3)v[k]+=v[1]; } }; int main() { Beetle v1; Beetle v2; Beetle v3; int icount=50; cout<<"**************************"<

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