Write a C++ program that will simulate a coin toss.

First, write this program to try out the rand function (remember to#include )

for (int i = 0; i < 10, ++i) { int random_number = rand(); cout << random_number << endl; } 

Run the program a few times. What do you observe?

To prevent this repetition of the same sequence of random numbers whenever the program is run, we have to "prime" the rand function with a different "seed" each time:

// place this statement just ONCE at the start of your main: srand(time(0)); 

When submitting on hypergrade do not use srand, only use rand();

Now run the program a few times, as you did before: what do you observe this time?

Now simulate the coin toss:for this, you will need to restrict your random numbers to justtwo values: Let's use 0 to represent heads, and 1 for tails.

What integer operator will you use - i.e. turn the huge range of the "raw" rand function into a range of just 2 possible values?

Use a while loop to ask the user if they wish to toss the coin, and keep on doing so while the user answers "yes"; for each toss output the word "heads" or "tails" according to the random value obtained.

User input has beenbolded and underlinedfor emphasis:

Toss the coin?yes

heads

Toss the coin?yes

heads

Toss the coin?yes

tails

Toss the coin?yes

heads

Toss the coin?no