Yahtzee Lab In this lab we will be simulating Yahtzee games

Yahtzee Lab

In this lab we will be simulating Yahtzee games! You will have two java classes: Dice and Yahtzee. Dice will be the domain class and Yahtzee will be the tester class. We will display a menu to our user and allow them to play a single game or multiple games then display the results of their games.

Domain Class:

Create Mutator (Setter) and Accessor (Getter) methods.

Create toString method.

Tester Class:

Step 1: main()

Correct any syntax issues in main()

Step 2: displayMenu()

Fix the loop used to display the menu. (Loop #1)

Step 3: playGame()

Create a counter for twoPairs and threePairs. Increment these when the user gets the corresponding result.

Create three Dice objects: die1, die2, and die3.

Fix the loop to figure out how many Yahtzee games the user would like to simulate. (Loop #2)

Fix the loop that will simulate the number of Yahtzee games the user specified in the variable numGames. (Loop #3)

You will need to roll the dice in each loop iteration.

You will need to increment the correct counters every time a pair is rolled.

Display the contents of die1, die2, and die3.

Create a decision structure to check dice for any pairs (You will need to check for pairs if the user is playing either 1 game or multiple games).

Two Pair

Three Pair

Display results for the users Yahtzee game or games.

import java.util.Scanner;

/**
*
* @author mwoma001
*/
public class YahtzeeTester
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
int choice = 0;
choice = displayMenu();
playGame();
}

public static int displayMenu()
{
int choice = 0;
Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
//Loop until the user picks a valid choice (1 - 3). LOOP #1

{
System.out.println(\"*******************************\ Welcome to the Yahtzee Simulator!\ *******************************\ \" +
\"Please choose from the following options:\ 1. Play a Single Game\ 2. Play Multiple Games\ 3. Exit\");
choice = keyboard.nextInt();
}

//End Loop
return choice;
}

public static void playGame(int aChoice)
{
Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
int numGames = 0;

if(aChoice == 1)
{
//Roll Dice

//Create Switch or if Statement here and display results.
}
else if(aChoice == 2)
{
//Loop Until The User Picks a Positive Number for numGames. LOOP #2

{
System.out.println(\"Please pick a positive number - This will determine how many times you play Yahtzee.\");
numGames = keyboard.nextInt();
}

//End Loop

//Create a Loop that will run as many times as the user specified in numGames. LOOP #3

{
//Create Counters

//Roll the Dice

//Create a Switch or if Statement Here.

//Display the Contents of die1, die2, and die3 after each iteration of the loop.

}

//End Loop

//Display how many times the user played, and the contents of your counters that are keeping track of pairs.

}

else
{
System.out.println(\"Good-Bye!\");
}

}
}

package Yahtzee;

import java.util.Random;

/**
*
* @author mwoma001
*/
public class Dice
{

int value;

   public Dice()
   {
       value = 0;
   }

   public void rollDice()
   {
       Random myRand = new Random();
       this.value = myRand.nextInt(6) + 1;
   }

}

Mistake in Yahtzee Tester: choice not passed when playgames called from main().

YahtzeeTester.java

import java.util.Scanner;

public class YahtzeeTester
{
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
            int choice = 0;
            choice = displayMenu();
            playGame(choice);
    }

    public static int displayMenu()
    {
        int choice = 0;
        Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
        //Loop until the user picks a valid choice (1 - 3).    LOOP #1

        while (choice>3 || choice<=0){
                System.out.println(\"*******************************\ Welcome to the Yahtzee Simulator!\ *******************************\ \" +
                                   \"Please choose from the following options:\ 1. Play a Single Game\ 2. Play Multiple Games\ 3. Exit\");
                choice = keyboard.nextInt();
        }

        //End Loop
        return choice;
    }

    public static void playGame(int aChoice)
    {
        int twoPairs = 0;
        int threePairs = 0;
        Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
        int numGames = 0;
        Dice die1 = new Dice();
        Dice die2 = new Dice();
        Dice die3 = new Dice();
        if(aChoice == 1)
        {
            //Roll Dice
            die1.rollDice();
            die2.rollDice();
            die3.rollDice();
            System.out.println(\"die1: \"+die1.get()+\"\ \");
            System.out.println(\"die2: \"+die2.get()+\"\ \");
            System.out.println(\"die3: \"+die3.get()+\"\ \");

            //Create Switch or if Statement here and display results.
            if(die1.get()==die2.get() && die2.get()==die3.get()){
                //threePairs++;
                System.out.println(\"Three pairs\");
            }

            else if(die1.get()==die2.get() || die3.get()==die2.get() || die1.get()==die3.get()){
                //twoPairs++;
                System.out.println(\"Two Pairs\");
            }
        }

        else if(aChoice == 2)
        {
            int numPlayed = 0;
            //Loop Until The User Picks a Positive Number for numGames. LOOP #2
            while(numGames<=0){
                System.out.println(\"Please pick a positive number - This will determine how many times you play Yahtzee.\");
                numGames = keyboard.nextInt();
            }

//End Loop

//Create a Loop that will run as many times as the user specified in numGames. LOOP #3

            while(numGames>numPlayed){
                //Create Counters
                numPlayed++;
                //Roll the Dice
                die1.rollDice();
                die2.rollDice();
                die3.rollDice();

                //Create a Switch or if Statement Here.
                if(die1.get()==die2.get() && die2.get()==die3.get()){
                    threePairs++;
                }

else if(die1.get()==die2.get() || die3.get()==die2.get() || die1.get()==die3.get()){
twoPairs++;

                }
                //Display the Contents of die1, die2, and die3 after each iteration of the loop.
                System.out.println(\"die1: \"+die1.get()+\"\ \");
                System.out.println(\"die2: \"+die2.get()+\"\ \");
                System.out.println(\"die3: \"+die3.get()+\"\ \");

}

//End Loop

            //Display how many times the user played, and the contents of your counters that are keeping track of pairs.
            System.out.println(\"Number of games played: \"+numGames+\"\ \");
            System.out.println(\"Number of two pairs: \"+twoPairs+\"\ \");
            System.out.println(\"Number of three pairs: \"+threePairs+\"\ \");
        }

        else
        {
                System.out.println(\"Good-Bye!\");
        }

}
}

Dice.java

import java.util.Random;

/**
*
* @author mwoma001
*/
public class Dice
{

int value;

    public Dice()
    {
        value = 0;
    }

    public void rollDice()
    {
        Random myRand = new Random();
        this.value = myRand.nextInt(6) + 1;
    }

    public void set(int value){
        this.value = value;
    }

    public int get(){
        return this.value;
    }

}