I'm supposed to make a blackjack game for my CS class and I can't seem to get something to work properly. Basically, after a player has taken their turn (And the dealer if the player stays) then the program will ask "Move onto the next player?" which will switch from Player 1 to Player 2, Player 2 to Player 3, and so on. However, after each game, the program asks this no matter if there are no more players left to play, and even if there's only 1 player playing the game. And if the user presses yes, then the game will restart to Player 1 all over again for some reason... This isn't supposed to be an accurate reflection of an actual blackjack game (Like we're not assigning points to cards like face cards are all 10, aces are 11 or 1). We're simply just using a random number generator from 1 to 11. No Blackjacks are included too. I've tried a couple different things but none of them work at all. I don't understand how I can get the program to not ask "Move onto the next player?" once every player has dealt their turn. The coding language is C++

1 #include 2 #include 4 using namespace std; 6 int main) { int Numberofplayers0; int o; int k; srand (time (NULL)) cout 4 Numberofplayers 0) f 17 18 19 cout Player Play_Again; while (Player_Play_Again11I Player_Play_Again 0)f cout Player Play_Again; 72 73 else f 75 76 cout Playerscore) t cout 1 Dealer_Play_Again Dealerscore) ( cout 1) { cout 2 #include 4 using namespace std; 6 int main) { int Numberofplayers0; int o; int k; srand (time (NULL)) cout 4 Numberofplayers 0) f 17 18 19 cout Player Play_Again; while (Player_Play_Again11I Player_Play_Again 0)f cout Player Play_Again; 72 73 else f 75 76 cout Playerscore) t cout 1 Dealer_Play_Again Dealerscore) ( cout 1) { cout