Reference no: EM13334127

You are going to simulate a simple version of a game called Liar Dice.The rules are as follows:

The first player claims a Poker hand (see "Hand Ranks" below for legal calls). When making a claim, a player says what all five dice are, not just the name of the hand. For example, a player should say, "I have a full house: three 4s and two 5s," not simply "I have a full house."

A player does not need to actually have the hand he claims.

His opponent then has a decision to make. She can do one of three things:

Claim a higher hand;
Roll again (up to two times) and claim a higher hand; or
Challenge and lift the screen.

Claiming a Higher Hand

If a player claims a higher hand, her opponent must then choose from one of the three options above.

Rolling Again

A player is entitled to a total of three rolls in a round. After the first roll and before the second, he may set aside any number of dice. (Any dice which are set aside are not revealed to his opponent.)

When a player chooses to rolls again, he must then also claim a higher hand.

After rolling the third time, a player's only choices are to claim a higher hand or lift the screen.

Challenging and Lifting the Screen

When a player challenges a claim and lifts the screen, the round comes to an end. If the challenged player has as good a hand as she claimed, or better, she wins the round. Otherwise, the player making the challenge wins.

Hand Ranks

The possible hands are ranked as follows:

Five of a kind, e.g. 4-4-4-4-4
Four of a kind, e.g. 2-2-2-2-6
Full house, e.g. 6-6-6-1-1
High straight, 6-5-4-3-2
Low straight, 5-4-3-2-1
Three of a kind, e.g. 5-5-5-2-1
Two pairs, e.g. 3-3-2-2-4
One pair, e.g. 4-4-5-3-1
Runt, e.g. 6-5-3-2-1

In this program, you are going to simulate a single hand and give the user the ability to roll again or declare a claim.You will simulate rolling 5 dice and then showing the dice to the player.They can then roll again or make a declaration of their claim.In order to do this, you will need an if statement.I would suggest the following:// print out a choice// 1. Would you like to make a claim?// 2. Would you like to roll again?// user enters 2.// you create an if statement like this:if(answer == 2){// roll again}else{// prompt the user for their claim and then print out their claim and show their hand.}