Consider the following game between two players: Both players simultaneously declare "one" or "two". Player 1 wins if the sum of the two declared numbers is odd and Player 2 wins if the sum is even. In either case the loser is obliged to pay the winner (in tokens) the sum of the two declared numbers. So Player 1 may have to pay 2 or 4 tokens or may win 3 tokens.**Part 1:** Write a computer program in Java that allows a user to play this game against a computer. The computer's strategy will be as follows. A computer player will have a threshold variable, `t`. The computer will generate a random number between 0 and 1. If the number is greater than `t` the computer will declare "two" if the random number is less than `t` the computer will declare "one". I have included templates for a `Game` class, a computer `ComputerPlayer` class and a test class, `OddEven` on Codio. Note that there is no class for the human player as this can be handled easily enough in the Game class. **** I have attached the photo of 5 java files in one screenshot. Please add code to ComputerPlayer.java, Game.java and Simulation.java. The files OddEven.java and SimTest.java do not need to modify. ***** This is part one of the question and I will post part two later. **** O ComputerPlayer.javaOddEven.java/*** This class represents a computer* player in the Odd-Even game/*** A tester for the Odd-Even game.Your code must work with this program. Do not modify this class.*/public class OddEven{public class ComputerPlayer{private double t;private int tokenBalance;public static void main(String ] args){Game g = new Game ();g.play();public ComputerPlayer(double threshold){t=threshold;tokenBalance=0;// your code hereSimTest.java/**** This is a sample tester for Part 2 of your program* We will use something similar to this to test your workYour program must work with this testerI Game.java*** This class represents the Odd-Even game*/public class SimTest{public static void main(String ] args){//instantiate a game with two computer playersGame g = new Game(.5,.5);g.play(1000); // play 1000 games. Please, no print statements.System.out.println("Player i now has "+ g.getP1Score()+" tokens.");System.out.printin("Player 2 now has "+ g.getP2Score()+" tokens.");public class Game{// your instance variables here:/* this version of the game constructor is for Part 1* it takes no parameters */public Game (){// your code here/* this version of the game constructor is for Part 2* It requires two doubles as parameters. You will use* these to set the initial thresholds for you computer players */public Game (double t1, double t2){// your code here/* this version of the play method is for Part 1* It takes no parameters and should play the interactive* version of the game */public void play(){// your code hereSimulation.java/*** This class should run simulations to determine* whether or not the Od-Even game is fair and if* not who has the advantage and what is a strategy* that will realize that adavantage./** this version of the play method is for Part 2* It takes a single int as a parameter which is the* number of computer vs. computer games that should be played */public void play(int games){// your code here*//* this method should return the current score (number of tokens)* that player 1 has */public int getP1Score(){// your code herepublic class Simulation{public static void main(String [] args){// your code here}/* this method should return the current score (number of tokens)that player 2 has */public int getP2Score() {// your code here}// you may or may not want more methods here:

Program plan: Create the player class Prompt for the users choice According to the player's choice…

Consider the following game between two players: Both players simultaneously declare "one" or "two". Player 1 wins if the sum of the two declared numbers is odd and Player 2 wins if the sum is even. In either case the loser is obliged to pay the winner (in tokens) the sum of the two declared numbers. So Player 1 may have to pay 2 or 4 tokens or may win 3 tokens. Part 1: Write a computer program in Java that allows a user to play this game against a computer. The computer's strategy will be as follows. A computer player will have a threshold variable, `t`. The computer will generate a random number between 0 and 1. If the number is greater than `t` the computer will declare "two" if the random number is less than `t` the computer will declare "one". I have included templates for a `Game` class, a computer `ComputerPlayer` class and a test class, `OddEven` on Codio. Note that there is no class for the human player as this can be handled easily enough in the Game class. ** I have attached the photo of 5 java files in one screenshot. Please add code to ComputerPlayer.java, Game.java and Simulation.java. The files OddEven.java and SimTest.java do not need to modify. * This is part one of the question and I will post part two later. *

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Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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