Computers and Technology, 14.07.2019 01:20 antoniomunoz424
Using c++ write a program that simulates flipping a coin repeatedly and continues until three consecutive heads
are flipped. at that point, your program should display the total number of coin flips that were made
and the average number of heads flipped.
#1 – write a function string getname() to read in the user’s name from the keyboard
#2 – write a function char getgender() to read in the user’s gender from the keyboard
#3 – write a function bool flipcoin() to flip the coin and return true for heads and false for tails
(refer to blackboard for random number generation details)
#4 – write a function float calcaverageheads(int hcnt, int tcnt) to calculate the
average of heads vs. total flips
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