Answer in C++ please

Write a program that starts a player off with a bank of $15.00. A coin will flip and randomly choose heads or tails. The user will guess heads or tails to win. If the coin flip matches the player's guess his bet will be doubled. It costs 1 dollar to play and the program will bet that amount automatically each time as long as there is the available bank amount. At the end of the game, ask the user if he/she would like to play again and loop the game with bet input sequence again until the bank reaches 0.00 or the user inputs "n" to quit playing. Here's what will earn point deductions: Too few functions (This should have at least 3). Don't be afraid to use functions to help modularize the parts to this game. Global variables (-Darth Vader) Too many win case evaluations. There should only be if you win or lose. Do not check against both heads and tails and this, and that. You will create a permutation of every outcome. This is not a smart approach. Think, how do you win? You win if your guess is to the coin flip. I'll say no more. Syntax errors Improper logic or improper function arguments/return type Duplication of code. If you're writing the same thing twice, you're not leveraging functions or proper logic. Round peg, square hole. i.e Don't use a for loop and try and convert it to a while loop. Use the right tool for the job. The completed program should look like the following: Write a program that starts a player off with a bank of $15.00. A coin will flip and randomly choose heads or tails. The user will guess heads or tails to win. If the coin flip matches the player's guess his bet will be doubled. It costs 1 dollar to play and the program will bet that amount automatically each time as long as there is the available bank amount. At the end of the game, ask the user if he/she would like to play again and loop the game with bet input sequence again until the bank reaches 0.00 or the user inputs "n" to quit playing. Here's what will earn point deductions: Too few functions (This should have at least 3). Don't be afraid to use functions to help modularize the parts to this game. Global variables (-Darth Vader) Too many win case evaluations. There should only be if you win or lose. Do not check against both heads and tails and this, and that. You will create a permutation of every outcome. This is not a smart approach. Think, how do you win? You win if your guess is to the coin flip. I'll say no more. Syntax errors Improper logic or improper function arguments/return type Duplication of code. If you're writing the same thing twice, you're not leveraging functions or proper logic. Round peg, square hole. i.e Don't use a for loop and try and convert it to a while loop. Use the right tool for the job. The completed program should look like the following