In java:

You are to write a Class Deck which emulates a full deck of playing cards. That is 4 suits (Clubs, Spades, Hearts, and Diamonds) and 13 ranks (Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Jack, Queen, King) in each suit. This of course makes for a total of 52 playing cards in the deck.

Mandatory Instance variable:

private boolean[] deck = new boolean[52];

Mandatory Instance and Class methods:

public void initDeck()

// set the values of deck to indicate that they are all

// pressent - not delt yet.

public boolean emptyDeck()

// returns wheather or not all the cards in the deck

// have already been delt.

public int dealCard()

// returns a card (an int in the range 0 to 51) at random

// that has not been delt since the deck was initialize

// via intDeck. Also notes (in deck) that this card is

// no longer available.

public static String cardToString(int card)

// given a card (an int in the range 0 to 51) returns

// an appropriate String repressentation of this card

// based on a 1-1 and onto mapping of the set [0, 51]

// to the cards described above.

You are also to write a Driver Class DeckDriver to test your Deck class.

Mandatory Functionality:

Your driver class must minimally print all the cards in the deck in the random order that they are dealt. Such as in Program 1.

Rules and Requirements:

All access to the instance variable(s) in your deck classes instance methods must be made via this. Notes and Hint:

1. You should be able to re-use much of your methods code from Program 1 in writing your deck class.

2. You should be able to re-write your main method from Program 1 into your driver class with minimal modification / effort.

Lastly you are to write a second deck class SmartDeck which adds a second instance variable cardsDealt that at all times contains the number of cards dealt since that last call to initDeck()

Notes and Hint:

1. cardsDealt will need to be modified by initDeck(), and dealCard(), and will allow you to write

emptyDeck() without the use of a loop.

2. Your DeckDriver class must also work identically whether myDeck is declared as Deck or SmartDeck. Sample run(s):

miller: java Sample2

Here is a shuffled deck ...

7S	KS	2H	6S	4C	2D	9D	9C
4H	7C	9H	3D	5H	5D	10S	2S
JH	AH	4S	KC	QC	AD	QD	7D
AS	KD	5C	7H	KH	3C	JC	2C
4D	8H	AC	5S	10C	JS	3H	9S
8D	10D	8S	6C	QH	8C	JD	3S
QS	6D	10H	6H

weise: java Sample2

Here is a shuffled deck ...

2D	10C	AD	6C	JC	JH	KS	4S
9C	9S	2S	AC	QS	3C	3H	8C
3S	QC	AS	4D	10S	2C	8S	6D
6S	9H	2H	5S	JD	KD	QH	10D
7H	QD	3D	6H	7D	8H	5D	4H
KH	AH	8D	7C	9D	7S	5C	5H
KC	JS	4C	10H