Language is C++

(Part A) : Sports Analytics 60 points

The data analyst for ESPN needs to calculate the statistics for Lebron James recent NBA basketball game. Write a program to calculate the two and three point field goal percentages based on the number of total shots attempted and total shots made. Use any of Lebron James most recent game statistics to test program (i.e. can visit stats.nba.com for statistics).

In addition to main(), also use the following six functions in your program:

getNumberOfTwoPointsMade() : a value-returning function that asks for the number of two points made. Use a return statement to send it to main().

getNumberOfThreePointsMade() : a value-returning function that asks for the number of three points made. Use a return statement to send it to main().

getTotalNumberOfShotsAttempted() : a value-returning function that asks for the total number of shots attempted. Use a return statement to send it to main().

getPercentageOfTwoPointsMade() : a value-returning function that calculates the the percentage of two points made. Use a return statement to send it to main().

getPercentageOfThreePointsMade() : a value-returning function that calculates the the percentage of three points made. Use a return statement to send it to main().

IsBetterThanChance() : a value-returning function that returns true or false (true: if he made 50% or above percentages of shots and false: if he made less than 50% percentages of shots) Display message in main() based on this return value.

NOTE:

1. The problem requires that you determine the parameters needed for each function.
2. The main() function should display the statistics on the computer screen.
3. No Global non-constant variables should be used.

(Part B) : Pass by value versus pass by reference 40 points

Write a C++ program which prompts user to choose from the two alternative funtions specified below, each of which returns a random message.

The two functions are:

1. Function messageByValue that returns the message by value and
2. Function messageByReference that returns the message by reference.

Each function returns one of four random messages:

1. Sorry. Youre not close enough! returned 20% of the time
2. Oh, youre almost there? returned 40% of the time
3. Aw cmon, you can do better than that! returned 25% of the time
4. Youre up big. Getting closer to breaking your old record returned 15% of the time

NOTE:

Use a while loop to continually run program until a -1 is entered to Terminate program