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I'm trying to learn how to use classes in C++. This is my file structure.

main.cpp (sueca.cpp)

Im not extremely high level at this and this is my first time really working with objects and classes. I am trying to make a card game and want to color the card's suit name either red or black with the Java color code things. Each card is its own object, with a suit and a number value. Heres the "Card" class:

The following code from Plot a heart in R gives me how to draw hearts, clubs, spaces, and diamonds in R.

I am writing some documentation on card games using Sphinx and Markdown. I am generating the suit images in this way

The app is going to load the system default browser, load a special website, and then login automatically

I've seen different similar answers but none with the level of nesting I'm dealing with. I have two sets of buttons, circular ones and rectangular ones that I want the background to change to white on hover. The only thing I have been able to successfully change is the text color for the rectangular ones.

I previously had the button styles inline and thought that was the issue. Guess not :/

Does the ID override the :hover change? And if so do I need to reformat all of my buttons? Thank you!

(previous code solutions involve jquery and I have no knowledge of it whatsoever)

would like to ask, how to merge in nodejs

[ {"id":"1234","pick1":"Heart","isHit1":false},{"id":"2345","pick1":"Spade","isHit1":false},{"id":"1234","pick2":"Diamond","isHit2":false},{"id":"2345","pick2":"Clubs","isHit2":false} ]

To this

[{"id":"1234","pick1":"Heart","isHit1":false,"pick2":"Diamond","isHit2":false}, {"id":"2345","pick1":"Spade","isHit1":false,"pick2":"Clubs","isHit2":false}]

What i've tried is, doing a for loop, but, it takes a while, cause i'm processing around 100 data.

Update:

Already found a shorthand for this, thank you!

Solution:

I have a Spring Boot application using springdoc-openapi to generate Swagger API documentation for my controllers. One of the enums used in the JSON request/response has a different JSON representation than its value/toString(). This is achieved using the Jackson @JsonValue annotation:

1 of spades,1 of diamonds,1 of clubs,1 of hearts,2 of spades,2 of diamonds,2 of clubs,2 of hearts,3 of spades,3 of diamonds,3 of clubs,3 of hearts,4 of spades,4 of diamonds,4 of clubs,4 of hearts,5 of spades,5 of diamonds,5 of clubs,5 of hearts,6 of spades,6 of diamonds,6 of clubs,6 of hearts,7 of spades,7 of diamonds,7 of clubs,7 of hearts,8 of spades,8 of diamonds,8 of clubs,8 of hearts,9 of spades,9 of diamonds,9 of clubs,9 of hearts,10 of spades,10 of diamonds,10 of clubs,10 of hearts

,,,

[This is what the program returns]

I'm trying to make a program in JavaScript that allows someone to play poker. I am using the ProcessingJS terminal in Khan Academy. Below is my full program so far. What it's supposed to do is make an array called deck which includes the names of all the cards (not including the face cards) in a deck of cards. That part of the program works. The next part attempts to make a new array called current that is an exact copy of deck. It then tries to print out current, and it does so successfully.

The last for loop is what is causing the problem. It tries to take a random card from current and copy it to another array called player which is supposed to be the player's hand. It then tries to remove that card from the array current.

However, when it tries to print out the array player, all it prints is three commas. I have no idea what the issue is and I have looked at many websites that talk about push and splice. I really have no idea what is wrong.

Again, I want the program to display the player's hand. Thank you for your help.