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Morra

Consider the type:

type winner = Player | Computer | Tie ;;

Write a function with type:

win : int * int -> (int * int) * winner

which determines the winner of a round of the Morra game. The parameters (hp,gp) in a function call win (hp,gp) represent, respectively, the hand and the guess of the player. The function randomly generates another pair of numbers:

• hc, representing the hand of the computer (in the range 0..5);
• gc, representing the guess of the computer (in the range 0..10);

The winner is determined as follows:

• if the guess of the player equals the sum of the two hands, but that of the computer does not, then the winner is the player;
• otherwise, if the computer guesses the sum of the two hands, then the winner is the computer;
• otherwise, there is a tie.

Besides the winner, the returned value must return the hand and the guess of the computer. For example:

win(2,5);;
- : (int * int) * winner = ((0, 1), Tie)

win(2,5);;
- : (int * int) * winner = ((4, 6), Computer)

win(2,5);;
- : (int * int) * winner = ((3, 4), Player)