Question

Update the function playScratchOffs to do the following Declare an integer variable to store the type of scratch off (i.e. type) Declare an integer variable to store the number of scratch off (i.e. count) Declare an integer variable for loop control (i.e. c) Declare a variable of data type struct OneDollar (i.e. oneSO) Declare a variable of data type struct TwoDollar (i.e. twoSO) Declare a variable of data type struct FiveDollar (i.e. fiveSO) Write a series of printf statements to inform the player the rules of the game; be sure to use format specifiers and constants or variables versus hardcoded values, similar to Figure 1 Scratch Off function output Write a printf statement to prompt the user for the type of scratch off, similar to Figure 2 User prompts Save the user input in variable type Write a printf statement to prompt the user for the number of scratch off, similar to Figure 2 User prompts Save the user input in variable count Write a for loop to loop for the number of scratch offs Write a switch statement evaluating the scratch off type Case ONE Set variable struct OneDollar equal to function call createScratchOffOne passing variable struct OneDollar as an argument Call function displayScratchOffOne passing variable struct OneDollar as an argument Case TWO Set variable struct TwoDollar equal to function call createScratchOffTwo passing variable struct TwoDollar as an argument Call function displayScratchOffTwo passing variable struct TwoDollar as an argument Case FIVE Set variable struct FiveDollar equal to function call createScratchOffFive passing variable struct FiveDollar as an argument Call function displayScratchOffFive passing variable struct FiveDollar as an argument return the player’s cash balance

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scratchOffs fucntion:

int playScratchOffs(int cash)
{
printf("Let's play scratch off tickets!\n");

return cash;
}

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My Code So Far:

//define struct OneDollar
struct OneDollar {
int winNumber;
int numbers [5];
float prizes [5];
char bonus [2];
int oneSO;
} OneDollar;

//define struc TwoDollar
struct TwoDollar {
int winNumbers [2];
int numbers [10];
float prizes [10];
char bounus [2];
int twoSO;

} TwoDollar;

// define struc FiveDollar

struct FiveDollar {

int winNumbers [4];
int numbers [12];
float prizes [12];
char bonus [4];
int fiveSO;

} FiveDollar;

//function declaration for a. createScratchOffOne

int createScratchOffOne ();

//function declaration for b. displayScratchOffOne

int displayScratchOffOne ();

//function declaration for c. createScratchOffTwo

int createScratchOffTwo ();

//function declaration for d. displayScratchOffTwo

int displayScratchOffTwo ();

//function declaration for e. createScratchOffFive

int createScratchOffFive ();

//function declaration for f. displayScratchOffFive

int displayScratchOffFive ();

int playScratchOffs(int cash)
{
//declare integer variables
int type;
int count;
int c;

//variable declaration with structure

int main () {

struct OneDollar (oneSO);
struct TwoDollar (twoSO);
struct FiveDollar (fiveSO);

}

printf("Let's play scratch off tickets!\n");
printf("Players can select from OneDollar, TwoDollar and FiveDollar tickets\n");
printf("Prizes are based on the ticket selected\n");

clearScreen();

printf ("Which type of scratch off would you like\n");
printf ("(1 = One Dollar, 2 = Two Dollar, 5 = Five Dollar)?\n");
printf ("How many scratch offs would you like?\n");

return cash;
}

Answer 1

Here we just needed to follow line by line instructions provided. Here is the complete code WITH APPROPRIATE COMMENTS EXPLAINING IT.

#include<stdio.h>

int playScratchOffs(int cash){
    // an integer variable to store the type of scratch off (i
    int type;
    int count;
    // loop control
    int c;
    // Declare a variable of data type struct OneDollar (i.e. oneSO)
    struct OneDollar oneSO;
    // Declare a variable of data type struct TwoDollar (i.e. twoSO)
    struct TwoDollar twoSO;
    // Declare a variable of data type struct FiveDollar (i.e. fiveSO)
    struct FiveDollar fiveSO;
    printf("Let's play scratch off tickets!\n");
    // Write a printf statement to prompt the user for the type of scratch off, similar to Figure 2 User prompts
    printf("Enter type of scratch off: ");
    // Save the user input in variable type    // 
    scanf("%d",&type);
    // Write a printf statement to prompt the user for the number of scratch off, similar to Figure 2 User prompts
    printf("Enter for the number of scratch off: ");
    // Save the user input in variable count
    scanf("%d",&count);
    // Write a for loop to loop for the number of scratch offs
    for(c=0;c<count;c++){
        // Write a switch statement evaluating the scratch off type
        switch (type)
        {
            // Case ONE
        case 1:
            oneSO = createScratchOffOne(oneSO);
            displayScratchOffOne(oneSO);
            break;
        // Case TWO
        case 2:
            twoSO = createScratchOffTwo(twoSO);
            displayScratchOffTwo(twoSO);
            break;
        // Case five
        case 5:
            fiveSO = createScratchOffFive(fiveSO);
            displayScratchOffFive(fiveSO);
            break;
        
        }
    }
// RETURN CASH
    return cash;
}