Cho-Han

Cho-Han Project:

Cho-han is a dice game played in gambling houses of feudal Japan. Two six-sided dice are rolled in a cup, and gamblers must guess if the sum is even (cho) or odd (han). The house takes a small cut of all winnings. 

When you run the program, the output should look like this:

In this traditional Japanese dice game, two dice are rolled in a bamboo

cup by the dealer sitting on the floor. The player must guess if the

dice total to an even (cho) or odd (han) number.

You have 5000 mon. How much do you bet? (or QUIT)

> 400

The dealer swirls the cup and you hear the rattle of dice.

The dealer slams the cup on the floor, still covering the

dice and asks for your bet.

CHO (even) or HAN (odd)?

> cho

The dealer lifts the cup to reveal:

   GO - GO

     5 - 5

You won! You take 800 mon.

The house collects a 40 mon fee.

The process should repeat after that.