The bug has been Debugged!

src/Answers.md

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+# CSCI 121: Debugger Lab Answers
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+#### Name: Marlon Moraga
+##### Date: 1/29/15
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+## Question 1:
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+The reason why the cutoff is not a parameter to the method of playturn in the PigGame class because cutoff is a contructor.It's receiving information to create the die or the game.
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+## Question 2:
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+The following code thats going to print is 0
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+## Question 3:
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+In the the pigGame class, I would move numBusts in Playturn under the while loop and in the if statement because the score will be always be 0 and numBusts will add +1 which wont affect the code at all. 
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+## Question 4: 
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+Based on my understanding, the problem would be located in the die.java class because I notice that the math in one of the code inside this class is causing an ifinite loop.
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+## Question 5: 
+The problem with the program was that the casting method was only only casting math.random which causes an infinite loop of 1. For example, the code ((int)Math.Random()*6)+1 was giving major problems. In addition, the int which is a casting method was only casting Math.Random giving the results of always being 1. I changed this by adding another parathese to the whole code. For example, (int)((Math.random() *6)+1).
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+## Question 6:
+For the number 10: 100, 14,~7.1425.
+For the number 15: 104, 15, ~6.93334. For the number 20: 103, 12, ~8.58334. For the number 25: 101 ,9, ~11.22221  

src/Die.java

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   public void roll()
   {
-    upValue = ((int)Math.random() * 6) + 1;
+    upValue = (int)((Math.random() * 6) + 1);
   }
 
   /**

src/Main.java

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   public static void main(String[] args)
   {
     // Create a new game with a cutoff of 18
-    PigGame g = new PigGame(18);
+    PigGame g = new PigGame(25);
 
     // Run one game
     g.playGame();