must be done in JAVA ONLY, THIS IS NOT GUI just need it regural code either in e
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must be done in JAVA ONLY, THIS IS NOT GUI just need it regural code either in eclipse or bluej
IF YOU CAN DO THIS WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS I AM WILLING TO PAY YOU ON SIDE FOR DOING IT RIGHT!
Clock Solitaire Game Simulation
Overview
You are to write a program that simulates playing the solitaire card game Clock. We provide several sites at the end of this document that describe and demonstrate the rules; we suggest you familiarize yourself with the game first. Here’s how we want you to implement the simulation.
Part 1 - Required Classes
Create a Card class that can represent each of the 52 playing cards: Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King … in each of the four suits: Spades, Hearts, Diamonds, and Clubs.
Implement the following methods:
constructors
getSuit()
getValue()
String toString(): to print, e.g., “10 of Hearts” or “Queen of Diamonds” or “Ace of Spades” Update: We are thinking that printing cards more compactly -- e.g., “10H” or “QD” or “AS” -- i.e. a one (or two) character value, followed by a one-character suit -- will make both debugging and our grading easier.
Create a Deck class that represents a standard deck of 52 playing cards.
Implement the following methods:
constructors
void shuffle(): randomly interchanges cards in the deck to simulate shuffling
Card dealCard()
int cardsLeft()
String toString(): iterate through your deck array, printing all the cards, in a way that’s convenient to check what cards are there; we think it’ll be best to print all the cards on one line (or print them on four lines, if you want to get fancy); for cards that have been dealt, either don’t print them, or print them separately, labeled as “dealt”
Create a Pile class that contains no more than five cards… some face down, and some face up.
Implement the following methods:
constructors
void addCardFaceDown( Card card)
Card removeCard() - removes and returns the “top” face down card (null if there are none)
int getNumberOfFaceDown()
void addCardFaceUp( Card card)
int getNumberOfFaceUp()
String toString() - print the cards in the Pile; print the contents of a pile on one or two lines; label the portion of the pile that’s face up versus face down
Part 2 - The Clock Solitaire Game
Implement the Clock Solitaire Game simulation, with all the following capabilities. We strongly suggest you don’t ignore handling command line arguments, as this feature is simply to implement, and will be a great help in your debugging process, and in our grading. Name your primary class -- the one with the main() method -- ClockSolitaire.
Command-Line Arguments
Your program will accept two command line arguments. (These arguments are optional, and your program will use the “default” values if the argument(s) are not specified. And, implementing handling of command line arguments is not optional.)
1.Print level - one of the following three values:
verbose
normal ( the default)
silent
2.Number of games to play (default: 1)
Setup Tasks
create thirteen Piles
these should be stored in an array of Piles (rather than thirteen discrete variables)
create and shuffle a Deck of Cards
deal out the deck to populate (initialize) the thirteen Piles with four face-down cards each
You may deal one card for each of the thirteen Piles, and then a second card, and so on…
or, you may deal four cards to fill the first Pile, four for the second Pile, and so on…
print the thirteen Piles -- the game board (this will mainly uses Pile.toString() ), if the print level is not “silent”; label each pile with its clock position; for simplicity, you can print one pile per line (you can get more creative, if you like)
print the “score”: the number of Piles with at least one face-down card, if the print level is not “silent”; note a game is won when the “score” is zero
this will be 13 at the beginning of each game
Playing the Game
1.remove (top, face-down) card from Pile 13, the Kings Pile
2.add it, face-up, to the (“bottom” of the) correct Pile
3.if the print level is “verbose”, print the game board -- the thirteen Piles -- as above
a.also, keep track of and print the “step number,” a counter that you increment each time you “remove-and-add” a card
4.remove (top, face-down) card from that same Pile
a.one needs to check that there are face-down cards remaining
b.if there are no face-down cards remaining, the game is over, if you’re on Pile 13
c.(if there are no face-down cards remaining, and you’re not on Pile 13, then there’s an error)
5.repeat this process by going to step 2
When Each Game is Done
print the thirteen Piles -- the game board (as above), if the print level is not “silent”
print the “score”: the number of Piles with at least one face-down card, if the print level is not “silent”
a score of “zero” is a “win”; note this is rare
increment a counter in a Scores array for the number of Piles with at least one face-down card
repeat, from the top (the Setup), according to how many games to play, as specified in the command-line arguments
When You’ve Completed Playing the Required Number of Games
print the number of games played
print the Scores array, along with percentages, as follows; this will be 14 lines, with both the number and percentage of games that resulted in each score
(print this for all print levels, including “silent”)
References: Rules of the Game
Here are some sites that describe the rules of Clock, and one that allows you to “play” it online:
https://www.thespruce.com/clock-solitaire-rules-412468
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock_Patience
https://youtu.be/6AEJEf8L95g ; https://youtu.be/yUj320C9210
http://cardgameheaven.com/single-player-games/clock.html
http://www.novelgames.com/en/clocksolitaire/ (this site lets you play online)
Explanation / Answer
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <ctime>
#include <windows.h>
using namespace std;
struct Card {
char *face;
char *pix;
char *suit;
};
typedef struct Card card;
void fillDeck(card *, char *[], char *[], char *[]);
void shuffle(card *, int);
void deal(card *);
void WaitKey();
int main()
{
int shuffled = 1250;
card deck[52];
char *face[] = {"Ace","Duece","Three","Four","Five","Six","Seven","Eight","Nine","Ten","Jack","Queen","King"};
char *pix[] = {"","","",""};
char *suit[] = {"Hearts","Clubs","Diamonds","Spades"};
time_t t;
srand((unsigned) time(&t));
cout << " *** A deck of cards after " << shuffled << " shuffles *** ";
fillDeck(deck, face, suit, pix);
shuffle(deck, shuffled);
deal(deck);
printf(" ");
WaitKey();
return 0;
}
void fillDeck(card *wDeck, char *wFace[], char *wSuit[], char *wPix[])
{
int i;
for (i = 0; i < 52; i++)
{
wDeck[i].face = wFace[i % 13];
wDeck[i].pix = wPix[i / 13];
wDeck[i].suit = wSuit[i / 13];
}
}
void shuffle(card *wDeck, int shuffled)
{
int i, j, x;
Card temp;
for (x = 0; x < shuffled ; x++)
{
for (i = 0; i < 52; i++)
{
j=rand() % 52;
temp = wDeck[i];
wDeck[i] = wDeck[j];
wDeck[j] = temp;
}
}
}
void deal(card *wDeck)
{
int i;
for (i = 0; i < 51; i++)
{
if ( wDeck[i].pix == ""||wDeck[i].pix== "" )
SetConsoleTextAttribute (GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 5);
else
SetConsoleTextAttribute (GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 9);
printf(" %5s of %-8s (%s) %c", wDeck[i].face, wDeck[i].suit, wDeck[i].pix, (i + 1) % 3 ? '' : ' ');
}
if ( wDeck[51].pix == ""||wDeck[51].pix== "" )
SetConsoleTextAttribute (GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 5);
else
SetConsoleTextAttribute (GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 9);
printf(" %5s of %-8s (%s) ", wDeck[51].face, wDeck[51].suit, wDeck[51].pix);
}
void WaitKey()
{
SetConsoleTextAttribute (GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 8);
cout << " Press ENTER to continue... ";
while (_kbhit()) _getch();
_getch();
while (_kbhit()) _getch();
}
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