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I'm trying to code a blackjack game and everything is going smoothly so far but for this bit. No matter what I input into hitStand it always goes to the first if statement and "hits". I would like for if "h" is inputted it "Hits" and if "s" is inputted it "Stands" and, if there is an invalid input, it will tell the user to try again.

I'm still fairly new to C++, so some help would be appreciated.

I am new to Swift, but I am trying to make a simple blackjack game. I have a HIT button that adds a card to the player's hand and increases the player's total score each time. But I also want to add a condition to the HIT button that if the player's total is over 21 a new screen appears with the text "You lose". However, I cannot get the button to open another view.

I at first thought to change the HIT button to a NavigationView but then I couldn't figure out where to add the ifBust condition, so I thought it would better solution to make a new .swift file and call the file name in the if statement, that does not seem to work either.

I have a isBust function that returns true if the player's score is over 21:

Info in advance:
There is a similar question dealing with the same issue.
However, this one doesn't work for me (or I just don't know enough to include it properly).
I have only recently started working with pywebview.

The goal:
I want to close the window / end the programme with a link (or button) in HTML.

The problem:
The code used does not work for me.
The function can be reached (the print statement fills up the console,
unfortunately I have no idea why), but the window is not closed.
I am just starting with pywebview, so I don't really know what to do.

Used pages for problem solving:
PyWebView Website
StackOverflow Question

The Code (Python & HTML):

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The specific computeWinner function:

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This is my code so far:

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I have an option to choose a third card. If the player says yes, a third card is randomly generated for both the player and the dealer (to keep things even). At first, the third card would only equal zero, no matter what I did.

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also I apologize for the mess of code, I don't intend to really change it unless it causes an issue/error.

Code

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