Explanation Given data: The names of the games are Dunko, Bouncer and Munchies. Difficult level of game is Easy, Moderate and Hard. MATLAB Program: clear clc total_Games={'Dunko','Bouncer','Munchies'}; difficulty_Level_splitup={'Easy','Moderate','Hard'}; number_of_tries=1; Repeat_mode=menu('Do you want to play a game?','Yes','No'); while Repeat_mode==0 if number_of_tries==4 error('Total number of attempts exceeded. Program terminated.') end warning('Do not close the menu. Click a button.') Repeat_mode=menu('Do you want to play a game?','Yes','No'); number_of_tries=number_of_tries+1; end while Repeat_mode==1 number_of_tries=1; selected_game=menu('Select a game',total_Games); while selected_game==0 if number_of_tries==4 error('Total number of attempts exceeded. Program terminated.') end warning('Do not close the menu. Click a button.') selected_game=menu('Select a game',total_Games); number_of_tries=number_of_tries+1; end Repeat_Game=1; while Repeat_Game==1 number_of_tries=1; ChosenLevel=menu('Select a difficulty level of the game',difficulty_Level_splitup); while ChosenLevel==0 if number_of_tries==4 error('Total number of attempts exceeded. Program terminated.') end warning('Do not close the menu. Click a button.') ChosenLevel=menu('Select a difficulty level of the game',difficulty_Level_splitup); number_of_tries=number_of_tries+1; end switch selected_game case 1 Result_of_the_game=Dunko(ChosenLevel); case 2 Result_of_the_game=Bouncer(ChosenLevel); case 3 Result_of_the_game=Munchies(ChosenLevel); end fprintf('You %s %s played at the %s level.\n',Result_of_the_game,total_Games{selected_game},difficulty_Level_splitup{ChosenLevel}) number_of_tries=1; Repeat_Game=menu('Do you want to play this game again?','Yes','No'); while Repeat_Game==0 if number_of_tries==4 error('Total number of attempts exceeded. Program terminated.') end warning('Do not close the menu. Click a button...

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