No matter how simple or complex the game is, Java can do the job!
Example Program: (Demo above code) The PlayPoker.java Prog file: click here; Support files: The Poker.java file: click here; The DeckOfCards.java (deck of cards) file: click here; The Card.java (playing card) file: click here. How to run the program. Write methods that test for the other poker hands. Some are easier than others. You might find it useful to write some general-purpose helper methods that can be used for more than one test. In some poker games, players get seven cards each, and they form a hand with the best five of the seven. Modify your program to generate seven-card hands.
On this post, let’s take a look at how beginners of Java programming can make a simple, yet fully functional slot machine. Slot machines have been around for a long time, but its entertainment value doesn’t seem to fade one bit. InterCasino, the first website to offer online casino gaming to the world in 1996, is still around and its slot games seem to get updated often. In addition, according to the American Gaming Association, slots generate around 62% – 90% of gaming money, making the machines the cash cows of casinos. With these facts in mind, don’t you ever want to create your very own slot machine that millions of casino gaming fans might like in the future? If you’re interested in creating Java-based slot games, the code below might prove useful for you.
Kudos to M ajestic, a YouTube user, for the code above. Here are the images that he used in the creation of the game.
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which have a common goal: to store the names of Enums objects in a 2D array of String.
For example, we have a pack of porker cards defined by the following two enums:
enum Rank { DEUCE, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN, JACK, QUEEN, KING, ACE }
enum Suit { CLUBS, DIAMONDS, HEARTS, SPADES }
(1) One should declare a String paker[][]= new String[4][13]; to store all (52) the cards.
(2) If one is asked to store two enums in a 2D array of String respectively one may create a 2D array to have their names:
I have written a program where the 52 (4×13) cards are presented. However, I have following questions. Please help me to understand Enum in Java correctly.
1. Does the class Enum has a method by which one may know how many objects in this Enum class. That is, how do we know the “legnth” of an enum.
2. In API one may see Enum class while in coding one sees enum. Hence I would ask what is the differences between Enum and enum?
3. Why any class defined by a programmer can not inherit Enum?
I appolozige in advance for the incorrect/improper terms I used in current poster.
Poker Game Java Program
Output:
DEUCE of CLUBS THREE of CLUBS FOUR of CLUBS FIVE of CLUBS SIX of CLUBS SEVEN of
CLUBS EIGHT of CLUBS NINE of CLUBS TEN of CLUBS JACK of CLUBS QUEEN of CLUBS KIN
G of CLUBS ACE of CLUBS
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DEUCE of DIAMONDS THREE of DIAMONDS FOUR of DIAMONDS FIVE of DIAMONDS SIX of DIA
MONDS SEVEN of DIAMONDS EIGHT of DIAMONDS NINE of DIAMONDS TEN of DIAMONDS JACK
of DIAMONDS QUEEN of DIAMONDS KING of DIAMONDS ACE of DIAMONDS
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DEUCE of HEARTS THREE of HEARTS FOUR of HEARTS FIVE of HEARTS SIX of HEARTS SEVE
N of HEARTS EIGHT of HEARTS NINE of HEARTS TEN of HEARTS JACK of HEARTS QUEEN of
HEARTS KING of HEARTS ACE of HEARTS
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DEUCE of SPADES THREE of SPADES FOUR of SPADES FIVE of SPADES SIX of SPADES SEVE
N of SPADES EIGHT of SPADES NINE of SPADES TEN of SPADES JACK of SPADES QUEEN of
SPADES KING of SPADES ACE of SPADES
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how do we know the “length” of an enum.
The values() method returns an array of the contents.
Use the .length property on that.
Poker Hand Java Program
One should declare a String paker[][]= new String[4][13]; to store all (52) the cards
IMO better to have a 'Card' class with 'rank' and 'suit' as member variables. The toString() of this class would take care of concatenating the toString() method output of the respective 'card' and 'rank' enum members. …
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how do we know the “length” of an enum.
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The values() method returns an array of the contents.
Use the .length property on that.