Program: File GamePurse.h: class GamePurse { // data int purseAmount; public: // public functions GamePurse(int); void Win(int); void Loose(int); int GetAmount(); };   File GamePurse.cpp: #include "GamePurse.h" // constructor initilaizes the purseAmount variable GamePurse::GamePurse(int amount){      purseAmount = amount; } // function definations // add a winning amount to the purseAmount void GamePurse:: Win(int amount){      purseAmount+= amount; } //  deduct an amount from the purseAmount. void  GamePurse:: Loose(int amount){      purseAmount-= amount; }   // return the value of purseAmount. int GamePurse::GetAmount(){      return purseAmount; }   File main.cpp: // include necessary header files #include #include "GamePurse.h" #include #include using namespace std; int main(){      // create the object of GamePurse class      GamePurse dice(100);      int amt=1;      // seed the random generator      srand(time(0));      // to play the dice game repeatedly      while(amt!=0){           cout<<"Welcome to the diceware game. You have 100 in your game purse."<>amt;           // exit condition           if(amt==0){               break;           }           // to to bet only a positive amount to play a game.           while(amt<0){               cout<<"Enter a bet amount to play (0 means exit the program):"<>amt;           }           // generate the dice randomly           int comp_dice = rand()%5 + 1;           int user_dice = rand()%5 + 1;           cout<<"Your dice is "<=comp_dice){               cout<<"You won "<< amt <<" dollars!"<

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File GamePurse.h:

class GamePurse

{

// data

int purseAmount;

public:

// public functions

GamePurse(int);

void Win(int);

void Loose(int);

int GetAmount();

};

 

File GamePurse.cpp:

#include "GamePurse.h"

// constructor initilaizes the purseAmount variable

GamePurse::GamePurse(int amount){

     purseAmount = amount;

}

// function definations

// add a winning amount to the purseAmount

void GamePurse:: Win(int amount){

     purseAmount+= amount;

}

//  deduct an amount from the purseAmount.

void  GamePurse:: Loose(int amount){

     purseAmount-= amount;

}

 

// return the value of purseAmount.

int GamePurse::GetAmount(){

     return purseAmount;

}

 

File main.cpp:

// include necessary header files

#include <stdlib.h>

#include "GamePurse.h"

#include<iostream>

#include<time.h>

using namespace std;

int main(){

     // create the object of GamePurse class

     GamePurse dice(100);

     int amt=1;

     // seed the random generator

     srand(time(0));

     // to play the dice game repeatedly

     while(amt!=0){

          cout<<"Welcome to the diceware game. You have 100 in your game purse."<<endl;

          cout<<"Enter a bet amount to play (0 means exit the program):"<<endl;

          cin>>amt;

          // exit condition

          if(amt==0){

              break;

          }

          // to to bet only a positive amount to play a game.

          while(amt<0){

              cout<<"Enter a bet amount to play (0 means exit the program):"<<endl;

              cin>>amt;

          }

          // generate the dice randomly

          int comp_dice = rand()%5 + 1;

          int user_dice = rand()%5 + 1;

          cout<<"Your dice is "<<user_dice<<endl;

          cout<<"Computer dice is "<<comp_dice<<endl;

          // update the purse amount

          if(user_dice>=comp_dice){

              cout<<"You won "<< amt <<" dollars!"<<endl;

              dice.Win(amt);

          }else{

              cout<<"You lost "<< amt <<" dollars!"<<endl;

              dice.Loose(amt);

          }

          cout<<"Your game purse now has "<< dice.GetAmount()<<" dollars"<<endl<<endl;

     }

     // exit statements

     cout<<"You choose to exit the program. Thank you and goodbye."<<endl;

}

modify the code above and add these features to this dice game:

  • Multilevel Inheritance with polymorphism and includes at least one abstract class.
  • Dynamic memory (new, delete) using pointers within a class.
  • At least one template class.
  • At least one operator overloading

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