This assignment is a review of loops. Do not use anything more advanced than a loop, such as programmer-defined functions or arrays or classes. If you know blackjack, you may be tempted to change the specifications below to make the game more "blackjack-like". Please don't. Be sure to follow these specs exactly and don't try to improve on them. You will be penalized if the specs are not met exactly. In the card game named 'blackjack' players get two cards to start with, and then they are asked whether or not they want more cards. Players can continue to take as many cards as they like. Their goal is to get as close as possible to a total of 21 without going over. Face cards have a value of 10. Write a command line game that plays a simple version of blackjack. The program should generate a random number between 1 and 10 each time the player gets a card. Each of the values (1 through 10) must be equally likely. (In other words, this won't be like real black jack where getting a 10 is more likely than getting some other value, because in real black jack all face cards count as 10.) It should keep a running total of the player's cards, and ask the player whether or not it should deal another card. If the player hits 21 exactly, the program should print "Congratulations!" and then ask if the player wants to play again. If the player exceeds 21, the program should print "Bust." and then ask if the player wants to play again. Sample output for the game is provided below. Your program should produce the same output. If you'd like a little refresher on random number generation, see lesson 7.3. Important Submission Note: In order to make your code pass the zyBooks tests, you will need to comment out the line where you seed the random number generator (using srand()). First cards: 3, 2 Total: 5 Do you want another card (y/n)? y Card: 6 Total 11 Do you want another card (y/n)? y Card 7 Total: 18 Do you want another card (y/n)? n Would you like to play again (y/n)? y Pirst cards: 10, 2 Total: 12 Do you want another card (y/n)? y Card: 6 Total: 18 Do you want another card (y/n)? y Cardi 7 ?. Total: 25 would you like to play again (y/n)? Suggestion Be sure to use iterative development. Start with a small amount of functionality, and then grow it gradually. This way you can compile and run your program after each statement that you write. You might start by just generating a single card. The program execution might look like this: First card: 3 Then generate two cards First cards: 3, 2 Next add a variable to store the total, and a statement to show its value: Fires cards: 3, 2 Total S Next read in a user response and print out the value that was entered First carda: 3, 2 Total 5 Do you want another card (y/n)? y You entered: y Next you might add a loop, without yet adding the blackjack logic First cards: 3, 2 Total: 5 Do you want another card (y/n)? y Do you want another card (y/n)? y Do you want another card (y/n)? Now move the display of the total to the loop First cards: 3, 2 Total: 5 Do you want another card (y/n)? y Total 5 Do you want another card (y/n)? y Total: 5 Do you want another card (y/n)?

In Checkpoint A, the game will not yet be playable as a two-player game. It will be playable by you in a type of "solitaire mode." Implement these functions from the template following the description (specification) in their docstring: show_top_card() get_top_card() add_card_to_discard() check_racko() find_and_replace() play_hand() The main function to drive the game has been provided. Missing input/output statements are part of play_hand() and left for you to implement, guided by the sample input/output. None of the other functions left to implement use input or print. The case / capitalization of user input should be ignored. On any invalid user input, the program should exit with a non-zero exit code. Hint: Use Python Tutor. as much as possible when testing gameplay. Zybooks requires you specify all your inputs in advance and it is less enjoyable to play that way. Sample input/output 1 When the inputs are: no yes 1 yes 5 yes 7 The expected behavior is (inputs are shown in-line)…

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Declaring a variable with only "type" is sufficient. The data type and other characteristics of a variable may be used to locate it. The next step is to figure out how to use this framework to describe any variable.

Can comments be added to describe the functionality of each class/method and any other important detail worth knowing about? Also, does the program follow standard practices of modularity? Thank you

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Would you mind help me write racer class, sensor class, and timestamp class? (Note: The sensor class can have functions to determine if two sensors are adjacent and calculate the speed between them, while the time stamp class can have functions to calculate the time elapsed between two time stamps.) The class of racer should include : 1. Private data: racer number (int), an unknown number of sensor data. Sensor data includes sensor number (int that starts at 0 for start time; the last sensor is finish line), mile marker for the sensor double) and time stamp for each sensor (when racer passes the sensor) with hour, minute, second and millisecond. (You may want instance variables that holds racer's total race time, total race distance, total race speed.) 2. Default constructor 3. Copy constructor: make sure the code copies any vectors contained in the class 4. Set and get functions for private dat. 5. "get" function that computes and returns the racer's total time to complete…

Write a method that takes two string parameters, and tells whether the first is a substring of the second. You can't use framework methods that do this for you, such as indexOf(). In other words, you have to write the loops yourself. But, you can use the primitive methods such as charAt(). Also analyze the program's performance and state the big-O complexity of your method. Provide a screenshot of the code working.

This assignment is a review of loops. Do not use anything more advanced than a loop, such as programmer-defined functions or arrays or classes. If you know blackjack, you may be tempted to change the specifications below to make the game more "blackjack-like". Please don't. Be sure to follow these specs exactly and don't try to improve on them. You will be penalized if the specs are not met exactly. In the card game named 'blackjack' players get two cards to start with, and then they are asked whether or not they want more cards. Players can continue to take as many cards as they like. Their goal is to get as close as possible to a total of 21 without going over. Face cards have a value of 10. Write a command line game that plays a simple version of blackjack. The program should generate a random number between 1 and 10 each time the player gets a card. Each of the values (1 through 10) must be equally likely. (In other words, this won't be like real black jack where getting a 10 is…

I need help with my assignment in my Java programing class. I have already created the "Monkey" class (#5) but need help in creating a loop (#6) as I struggle with loops since they are not clicking. Please see the picture for the criteria on the loop. Attached is also a picture of the first page of the driver class.