**CS101: Lab #12 Writing Classes II**In this lab you will write three classes: `Die`, `PairOfDice`, and `Player`.**Die Class:**The `Die` class mimics the rolling of a die. Specifically, this class will implement the following methods:- A default constructor initializing the number of sides of a die to 6.- An overloaded constructor that takes an integer number of sides (assume greater than 1).- `roll` which generates and returns a random number between 1 and the number of sides (inclusive).- An accessor method to read the value of the face on the die.- A `toString` method returning the string representation of the face value.The maximum number of sides should be stored as a private constant in the `Die` class. Also use the `Random` class for the random number generator.**PairOfDice Class:**The `PairOfDice` class mimics the rolling of two dice. Specifically, this class will implement the following methods:- A default constructor that creates and initializes the number of sides of each die to 6.- An overloaded constructor that creates and takes two integer numbers of sides, one for each die.- `roll` rolls each die and returns the sum.- An accessor method to read the sum of the dice.**Player Class:**The `Player` class implements the `main` method which creates the dice pair and rolls them several times reporting the results.

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In this lab you will write three classes: Die, PairOfDice, and Player. The Die class mimics the rolling of a die. Specifically, this class will implement the following methods: • A default constructor initializing the number of sides of a die to 6. • An overloaded constructor that takes an integer number of sides (assume greater than 1). roll which generates and returns a random number between 1 and the number of sides (inclusive). An accessor method to read the value of the face on the die. A tostring method returning the string representation of the face value.

In this lab you will write three classes: Die, PairOfDice, and Player. The Die class mimics the rolling of a die. Specifically, this class will implement the following methods: • A default constructor initializing the number of sides of a die to 6. • An overloaded constructor that takes an integer number of sides (assume greater than 1). roll which generates and returns a random number between 1 and the number of sides (inclusive). An accessor method to read the value of the face on the die. A tostring method returning the string representation of the face value.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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