Create a menu-driven system to play 1 of 2 games

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ritten in C#

•Create a menu-driven system to play 1 of 2 games, view the scoreboard, restart or exit the game

•The children (computer) start with 200 energy points (EP), and any points the babysitter (user) wins or loses are subtracted from EP. The user wins when EP <= 0, and the user loses if EP exceed 300.

Points should carry across games within the session. Potential extra, allow the user to stop playing the game between sessions and pick up where they left off

•1st game: CODE IS ALREADY WRITTEN

•2nd game: user plays the computer in a game of Mother, May I

•Before the user starts a game, display the rules for that game

•As the user finishes each game, the user should have the option to play again or return to main menu

MOTHER MAY I GAME

•The object of the game is to take as many steps as the player can towards "Mother" who is 21 steps away. If the player takes any more than 21 steps, they are "busted" for sneaking around and lose the game.

•Played using a 10-sided die (numbers 0-9)

•User starts his/her turn rolling the die twice and adding up the numbers to get how many steps he/she can take towards "Mother" (rolling a 0 adds 10 steps to the turn)

•After the initial two rolls, the user may choose to roll an additional 6 sided die as many times as he/she wishes to take further steps towards "Mother"

•If the user takes more than 21 steps, he/she is "busted" and loses 21 points. In this case, the computer automatically wins 17 EP and does not have to play.

•User can end his/her turn at any time.

•Up to 21 EP are given (1 for each step) for the winner of each game

•The computer will always take its turn last, after user has settled on his/her score

•The computer does not have to play a hand if the user gets busted

•When playing its own hand, the computer must stop taking steps/rolling the dice when it has taken 17 or more steps. The computer must continue rolling a die until its total equals 17 or greater. If the computer busts (takes over 21 steps), the player wins

•The computer wins all ties, unless the player gets a perfect 21 steps

•At the end of the game, the user should be able to choose to play again or return to menu.

•Potential "extra":

•Allow a "1" to be a "1" or "11"

•User gets to choose, computer will always choose 11 unless that would cause it to get busted

Reference no: EM132217461

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