Reference no: EM13334106

Program 2

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.}

Program 3

Write an application that reads determines the surface area and volume of a hemisphere and then calculates the radius given a surface area and volume.The first step is to read in the radius from the users and then calculate the surface area and volume. (Please use the Math class). Next, you should prompt from the user a surface area and calculate the radius of the hemisphere. Finally, you should prompt from the user the volume of a hemisphere and calculate the radius of the hemisphere.

Surface area = 3pr^{2}

Volume =(2/3)pr³

Program 4

Write a program that uses the top five countries' National Wealth to calculate the average of those five countries.Then, I would like to see an estimate of the per capita wealth per country as well as the average per capita wealth for those five countries.Please use the format the numbers in currency format.