Holdem | Texas Holdem game implementation on python | Game Engine library

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First of all. Bad news is - it happens on Edge too. So it's a problem on IE and Edge browsers which is not good since Edge seems to be pretty modern browser now (EDIT: MS Edge finally fully supports CSS grid [version 16+]). According to Microsoft documentation it should work OK... but it doesn't. Have tried some -ms prefix fixes but it's still broken and it looks really bad. It seems css grid doesn't have a good implemention on those browsers. Let's think how we can fix that, so the page would look OK for IE/Edge users.

Basic Problem Explanation

The items are superimposed on each other because in IE and Edge grid items are always stacked in first cell. If you know exactly number of items you can easly fixed it using one of css grid property:

I've found your problem eventually. The code is changed to give you rankArray and suitArray. There are two issues:

1. You didn't call the function suitAndRank(sortedHandOne);
2. There were two issues with your code in the final whichHand() function where you didn't put parenthesis.

See the completed code below with output:

I don't know how the code works now, because you haven't shown us the code for numpair(), detset() and quads().

However, working from a clean slate, this is how I would do it:

Either use a set to represent hands, as @COLDSPEED mentioned, or if you are representing the deck as a list, and assuming all cards in the deck are unique, pop them off as you generate a hand.

E.G.

You can open a new window on the close event by using a WindowListener or WindowAdapter.

The code might be something like this:

You are getting this result because you are using CrossEntropyWithSoftmax on a binary label. There are two solutions to your problem. One solution is to have a two dimensional output and a label that is either 1 0 or 0 1. The other solution is to pass your final output through a sigmoid and use the Logistic operation.