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An API to simulate a deck of cards. The docs are on Feel free to fork and do whatever you want with the project, it's all under the MIT license.
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QUESTION
I am a beginner in programming, and it is my first question here. I have to code a card game, Gin Rummy, in Java.
I created the Card class, Deck class, and Hands class. The deck class constructor initialize an Arraylist of 52 cards. At the start of the game each player has to draw 10 cards, so in the hands class constructor, the first 10 cards of the deck is drawn and added to an array list in the Hands class.
When I check the the first players cards, it is true. The cards left in the deck after player 1 draw 10 cards? true, cards are no longer there. Player 2 cards? Not true, player 2 cards are the first 10 cards of the 52 deck (the same as player 1). I spent hours trying to figure out what is wrong.
I printed the cards deck after player 2 take, and the first 20 cards are actually drawn. I do not know why, when I create a second object of the Hand class, it does not take the next 10 cards, but take the cards that the first object, player 1, already took.
This the CardsDeck class: it adds 52 card set to the array list, which works well.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 18:42This is happening because you have marked deckOfCards a static, which means it is a class level variable. Stop using static there and the problem will be solved.
More on static variable. https://beginnersbook.com/2013/04/java-static-class-block-methods-variables/#:~:text=Java%20Static%20Variables,the%20instances%20of%20the%20class.&text=Static%20variables%20are%20also%20known%20as%20Class%20Variables.
QUESTION
I was given this challenge for an interview process and I have been trying to solve it correctly. On the console, the function returns undefined and sometimes just runs until (samPoints += getRandomCard()
); Would you help me identify what I am doing wrong?
These are the instructions:
Model the game create a single deck of playing cards two players (called Sam and the Dealer) who will play against each other each player is given two cards from the top of a shuffled deck of cards Rules to implement determine score of a hand[1] check if either player has blackjack (21) with their initial hand and wins the game if neither player has blackjack then Sam can start drawing cards from the top of the deck Sam should stop drawing cards from the deck if their total reaches 17 or higher Sam has lost the game if their total is higher than 21 when Sam has stopped drawing cards the Dealer can start drawing cards from the top of the deck the Dealer should stop drawing cards when their total is higher than Sam. the Dealer has lost the game if their total is higher than 21 determine which player wins the game [1] Numbered cards are their point value. Jack, Queen and King count as 10 and Ace counts as 11.
And this is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 13:14One problem i see, is that you are randomly selecting one of the 52 cards, but after each selection, you remove the card from the deck. So next selection should be among 51 cards and next among 50 etc.. (not 52 every time)
So you should change the
QUESTION
I just found out that from the 13th that support for password authentication was removed, and instead, I should use a personal access token. I generated the token and followed the steps in the link provided in the terminal but it still gives me some issues when I am trying to push. Does anyone know why?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-14 at 14:14That could mean your old credential (password) is still stored in the Git credential helper.
Check the output of git config --global credential.helper
: it could have cached another user/email/password.
If that setting is xxx
, type:
QUESTION
I am trying to use R to find the probability that I get a natural 21 in Blackjack (i.e., one ace card and one face card).
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-09 at 20:27MrFlick is correct. You are assuming the combination will be in a particular order, but it may not be. It is true that the output of cominations
is ordered already, but a facecard char value can be lexographically greater or less than an ace card, so some pairs will have the ace first and some will have the facecard first. You still have to check both (or compare against a set of pre-ordered pairs)
QUESTION
So i am kinda new to java and i need help with a problem.
I have this code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 21:04Because Random
is random, it won't generate sequences like that. You have to actually make a sequence if that's what you want.
There's a bit of tricky math in the indexes, you should write these out by hand to see how it works.
QUESTION
- Nested records
Are records similar to dictionaries where it's a tree of objects with names? Or records are just a list of simple types
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 17:16Nested types can be created using anonymous records:
QUESTION
I'm really struggling as newbie with how to solve a problem of counting elements in an array of an array of structs. I've tried several different methods but it isn't giving me the results I need.
So I have a Struct called Card defined as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-31 at 08:53Here is the function you are looking for:
QUESTION
int playerNum,cardNum;
Cards card=null;
for(playerNum=0;playerNum<=NUMPLAYERS-1;playerNum++)
{
//some code...
for(cardNum=1;cardNum<=5;cardNum++)
{
card=( deckOfCards.deal() );
players[playerNum].setHand_1by1(card);//I get NullPointerException for using the method here
//some code...
}
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-27 at 02:48You need a Hand
object reference in players[playernum]
to be able to call a Hand
method on it.
The players
array that you created(of type Hand
), is really just an array that can hold Hand
(or its subclass') object references. Initially, the references are all null
, and you are required to populate them yourself.
About your array of objects comments, note that there isn't ever an array of objects, only an array of object references. The references point to places where the object actually resides(usually the heap).
QUESTION
This is the current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-21 at 02:50You can get that behaviour with one small change:
QUESTION
This is probably very basic, I have a list of "Cards" where a Card object only has a "number" field (int). Another list "listB" contains a subset of that list.
As I loop through the first list, and examine each element if it:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-17 at 07:29You need to do two things in order to deal with this situation:
- Create another field, say
private String id
inNumberCard
and make sure that the value of this field is unique for each card. In other words, this field should serve as a unique identifier for each card. Override
hashCode()
andequals()
inNumberCard
e.g. as follows:
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