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Playing cards
Program Plan:
playingcard.py
- Import the required packages.
- Definition of main “init” method.
- Assign the rank and suit.
- Definition of “getRank” method.
- Return the rank value.
- Definition of “getSuit” method.
- Return the suit value.
- Definition “BJValue” method.
- Check the condition whether the rank value exits between 10 and 13.
- Assign rank to 10.
- Otherwise, Assign the rank value and return the rank.
- Assign rank to 10.
- Check the condition whether the rank value exits between 10 and 13.
- Definition of “str” method.
- Assign rank to “n”.
- Check the “d” equal to the value of suit.
- Assign “Diamonds” to “s”.
- Check the “s” equal to the value of suit.
- Assign “Spades” to “s”.
- Check the “h” equal to the value of suit.
- Assign “Hearts” to “s”.
- Otherwise, Assign “Clubs” to “s”.
- Create an array for the set of card values.
- Loop to execute the values of card.
- Return the values of card name.
- Check the “s” equal to the value of suit.
- Assign “Diamonds” to “s”.
Main.py:
- Import the required packages.
- Definition of main method.
- Assign “20” to “n”.
- Traverse the “for” loop until reaches the value of n.
- Get the random number and store it in “x”.
- Get the random number and store it in “y”.
- Create an array named suit.
- Call the method “PlayingCard”.
- Print the result.
- Call the main function.
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