Using Microsoft Visual Studio Coding in Visual Basic. I understand the concept.
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Using Microsoft Visual Studio Coding in Visual Basic. I understand the concept. I just cannot for the life of me figure out how to write the code to deal two unique cards and continue that through the entire deck while tracking points.
Professor's Assignment (Not in book) Deal two cards from an array..one each to two players and determine who is the winner. No duplicates allowed, since that will get you, at the minimum, banned from the casino Name of one gambler should be entered by the user, the other (the computer) should be Cassy Windsall. Keep track of the player win, and provide comments of encouragement throughout the tournament When user decides to quit, the overall tournament winner should be announcedExplanation / Answer
Option Strict On
Option Explicit On
Option Infer Off
Option Compare Binary
Public Class Form1
Const Joker As Integer = 15
Const players As Integer = 4
Const cardsPerPlayer As Integer = 7
Dim hands(players, cardsPerPlayer) As Card
Structure Card
Dim Rank As Integer
Dim Suit As Integer
Dim RandomPosition As Integer
End Structure
Structure Player
Dim Computer As String
Dim Opposite As String
Dim Winner As String
End Structure
Dim Deck(0 To 53) As Card
'initialize deck
Dim ran As New Random
Sub New()
' This call is required by the Windows Form Designer.
' Add any initialization after the InitializeComponent() call.
InitializeComponent()
CreateDeck()
End Sub
Sub CreateDeck()
Dim cardIndex As Integer = 0
Dim Rank As Integer
Dim Suit As Integer
For Rank = 2 To 14
For Suit = 1 To 4
Deck(cardIndex).Rank = Rank
Deck(cardIndex).Suit = Suit
Deck(cardIndex).RandomPosition = ran.Next
cardIndex = cardIndex + 1
Next
Next
'Create two jokers
Deck(52).Rank = Joker
Deck(52).Suit = 0
Deck(52).RandomPosition = ran.Next
Deck(53).Rank = Joker
Deck(53).Suit = 0
Deck(53).RandomPosition = ran.Next
End Sub
Function StringCard(ByVal oneCard As Card) As String
Dim output As String = ""
Select Case oneCard.Rank
Case 2 : output = "Two"
Case 3 : output = "Three"
Case 4 : output = "Four"
Case 5 : output = "Five"
Case 6 : output = "Six"
Case 7 : output = "Seven"
Case 8 : output = "Eight"
Case 9 : output = "Nine"
Case 10 : output = "Ten"
Case 11 : output = "Jack"
Case 12 : output = "Queen"
Case 13 : output = "King"
Case 14 : output = "Ace"
Case Joker : output = "Joker"
End Select
If oneCard.Rank <> Joker Then
Select Case oneCard.Suit
Case 1 : output = output & " of clubs"
Case 2 : output = output & " of hearts"
Case 3 : output = output & " of spades"
Case 4 : output = output & " of diamonds"
End Select
End If
Return output
End Function
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim playerCount As Integer = 0
Dim cardCount As Integer = 0
Dim cardIndex As Integer = 0
Dim User As String
If(User != End)
'deal the cards
For playerCount = 0 To players - 1
For cardCount = 0 To cardsPerPlayer - 1
hands(playerCount, cardsPerPlayer) = Deck(cardIndex)
cardIndex = cardIndex + 1
Select Case playerCount
Case 0 : Me.ListBox1.Items.Add(StringCard(hands(playerCount, cardsPerPlayer)))
Case 1 : Me.ListBox2.Items.Add(StringCard(hands(playerCount, cardsPerPlayer)))
Case 2 : Me.ListBox3.Items.Add(StringCard(hands(playerCount, cardsPerPlayer)))
Case 3 : Me.ListBox4.Items.Add(StringCard(hands(playerCount, cardsPerPlayer)))
End Select
Next
Next
End If
Return Winner
End Sub
End Class
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