define the stopping condition without having to define its return value.

There are several benefits to using pure functions.

Dinah Shore of Shore We Can Building is attempting to determine the cost forbuilding a custom lumber dog house. Each dog house starts at a cost of $1000. Eachhouse has a different possible size in square feet, which the user will enter. The sizein square feet must be in the range of 1200-2000 inclusive. However, since each doghouse is made from found wood, the actual size of the dog house varies depending onthe materials they have on hand. Once the size has been entered, create a randomnumber to determine the actual size the house will be. This size number should be inthe range of 800 to 2200. If the actual size of the dog house is over the squarefootage the user entered, they only get charged $3 per square foot. If the actual sizeis equal to or under the square footage entered they get charged $4 per squarefoot. The program should calculate the total cost for the dog house. The output forthis program must include the customer’s name, entered size, actual size and totalcost, in that…

Define a main() to play the game as described. All memory must be released before the program exits. The following functions have already been defined as described in the rest of the assignment and should be used! Do not redefine here any of the below functions or replicate their functionality inside your main()! • makeDeck • shuffle • addToPile • deal • showPile • totalPile • hitOrStand • freePile Note: these tests use a "stacked deck" to get consistent results.