Code needs to be in c++ here is Thea a starter code don't access the array board directly, use get_element, set_element-

#include #include #include #include

/* Everything below this comment is starter code, and you are not allowed to modify */

using namespace std;

// Function that displays the instructions to the user

void display_instructions() { cout << "Class: CS 141" << endl << "Program 2: Great 13" << endl << endl << "Make a series of jumps until there is a single piece left" << endl << "anywhere on board. On each move you must jump an adjacent" << endl << "piece into an empty square, jumping horizontally," << endl << "vertically, or diagonally." << endl << endl << "Input of 'R' resets the board back to the beginning, and " << endl << "'X' exits the game." << endl; }

// The internal representation of the board as an array. Do not modify directly.

char board[13]{};

/* These two functions are how you will get and set elements on the board. Only use these two when changing, or reading the board. */

char get_element(char position) { if ((position < 'A') || (position > 'M')) { cout << "Failed to get element at position " << position << endl << "Make sure the given position is an uppercase letter " << endl << "between A-M." << endl; exit(1); } return board[position - 'A']; }

void set_element(char position, char value) { if ((position < 'A') || (position > 'M')) { cout << "Failed to set element at postion " << position << endl << "Make sure the given position is an uppercase letter " << endl << "between A-M." << endl; exit(1); } board[position - 'A'] = value; }

// print out the board with the legend on the right

void display_board() { cout << endl; cout << setw(7) << "Board" << setw(12) << "Position" << endl; cout << setw(5) << board[0] << setw(11) << 'A' << endl << setw(3) << board[1] << ' ' << board[2] << ' ' << board[3] << setw(11) << "B C D" << endl << board[4] << ' ' << board[5] << ' ' << board[6] << ' ' << board[7] << ' ' << board[8] << ' ' << " E F G H I" << endl << setw(3) << board[9] << ' ' << board[10] << ' ' << board[11] << setw(11) << "J K L" << endl << setw(5) << board[12] << setw(11) << 'M' << endl; cout << endl; }

/* This is the end of the starter code, and below is where you can add your own code. Feel free to add helper functions or variables. */

/* forward declarations for the functions you will write later. This is so the order of the function definitions, in this file, does not matter. */

void make_move(); void initialize_board(); bool game_over();

void make_move() { /* TODO: Write a function that reads in a command from the user and updates the board, if the move is valid. ONLY use the functions get_element and set_element to update the board, do not access the array 'board' directly. */ }

bool game_over() { /* TODO: Write a function that returns true only if there is one one peg left, or if the user gives up by entering 'X' (or 'x')*/ return true; }

void initialize_board() { /* TODO: Initialize the board to have all pegs, besides the very center hole. ONLY use the functions get_element and set_element to update the board, do not access the array 'board' directly. */

}

int main() { display_instructions(); do { display_board(); make_move(); } while(!game_over() && !cin.eof()); return 0; }