Hello, I have an assignment where I need to add these certain specifications to the code and I need some help with. These are the specifications:

"C" Specification Bundle. // Specification C1 - Fixed Seed Set the random number seed to a specific integer. That way, it will always generate the same random number sequence - easier to fix bugs that way. // Specification C2 - Student Name Allow name to accept first plus last name (ie 2 words). Display it somewhere in the output. // Specification C3 - Numeric Menu Use a numeric menu to collect the human players actions. See figure 1 for an example menu. // Specification C4 - Bulletproof Menu

Detect and re-prompt if incorrect data (i.e. not 1, 2, or 3) is en- tered.

"C" Bundle Menu Options. 1. 1. Roll 2. 2. Hold 3. 3. Quit Figure 1: Allowable menu options for this bundle.

"B" Specification Bundle. // Specification B1 - Display Turn Stats Keep track of the points each player scores each turn as well as the overall points both sides have each turn in the game. //Specification B2 - Display Due Date Display the date this assignment is due in your program greeting section. // Specification B3 - Hi Score on Heap Store the games high score in a variable in the heap. Dont forget to clean up after yourself before the program quits. // Specification B4 Display High Score Display the value you stored in B3 on the console at the end of the game. "A" Specification Bundle. // Specification A1 - D6() function This method returns a randomly generated int between 1 and 6 every time its called. Replace the code which does that in your assignment with this. // Specification A2 - RandomNumber() function Create a function which generates a random number between arguments lo and hi.

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// Specification A3 - Protect RandomNumber() input Using an if statement, protect your RandomNumber() function from bad data. Return a -1 error code if RandomNumber() receives bad input. Argument rules are: 1. Hi must be greater than lo. 2. Lo cannot be less than 1. 3. Hi cannot be greater than 100. // Specification A4 - Protect RandomNumber() output Make sure your RandomNumer() function doesnt send bad output. Use an if statement before your return to make sure the random

number isnt greater than 100. Return a -2 error code if you gener- ate bad output.

This is my code:

#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

// Function to roll a dice and returns its value

int rollDie()

{

// Generates random number between 1 and 6

int diceValue = 1 + (rand() % 6);

return diceValue;

}

// Function to roll dice for user

int userTurn(int &userTotalScore)

{

int userScore = 0;

bool runningStatus = true;

// To store user choice

string userChoice;

int diceValue = 0;

do

{

diceValue = rollDie();

if (diceValue == 1)

{

cout

runningStatus = false;

}

else

{

// Adds the dice value to score

userScore += diceValue;

cout

// Specification C3 - Numeric Menu (Lines 39-49)

cin >> userChoice;

if (userChoice == "2")

{

// Calculates total score

userTotalScore += userScore;

runningStatus = false;

}

}

if (userChoice == "3")

exit(0);

} while (runningStatus);

return 0;

}

int computerTurn(int &compTotalScore)

{

bool runningStatus = true;

int computerScore = 0;

int diceValue = 0;

do

{

// Calls the function to roll dice and stores the return value

diceValue = rollDie();

if (diceValue == 1)

{

cout

computerScore = 0;

runningStatus = false;

}

else

// Adds the dice value

computerScore += diceValue;

} while (computerScore

// Calculates the total score

compTotalScore += computerScore;

return 0;

}

//Specification C2 - Student Name

void playerName()

{

string fName, lName;

string fullName;

cout

cin >> fName;

cout

cin >> lName;

fullName = fName + " " + lName;

cout

}

// Main Function

int main()

{

// Specification C1 - Fixed Seed

unsigned seed = 123;

srand(seed);

playerName();

srand((int)time(0));

int userTotalScore = 0;

int compuerTotalScore = 0;

while (userTotalScore

{

userTurn(userTotalScore);

computerTurn(compuerTotalScore);

cout

}

// Checks if user total score is greater than or equals to 100

// then user win

if (userTotalScore >= 100)

cout

else

cout

return 0;

}

The output should look something like this:

make -s ./main Enter user name: User Player score : Computer score : 0 Its User's turn : 1: Roll 2: Hold 3: Quit 1 Rolled : 5 Turn Score : 5 1: Roll 2: Hold 3: Quit 2 Total Turn Score : 5 Player score : 5 Computer score : 0 . Its computer's turn : Rolled : 6 Turn Score : 6 Rolled : 3 Turn Score : 9 Rolled : 1 Turn Score : 0 Total Turn Score : 0 Player score : 5 Computer score : 0 : Its User's turn : 1: Roll 2: Hold 3: Quit A]