Question

C++ program

This program involves writing a VERY simplified version of the card game War. You may know this game or not but my rules are these 1. Split the deck between player1 and player2. Only the face values matter (2-14) and not the suits 2. Each player puts a card down on the table. The higher face value wins that hand. If the card values match, you will simply indicate tie and neither player wins.The original rules would require you to use a queue, linked list, or dynamic array so that the winning player keeps the cards from the hand. l've cut that part out of this game. Just play each players 26 card deck 1 time and tally the results You can use a 2D array or 2 1D arrays to hold the 52 card deck. No need to store suits. You will want to place the face values (4 each of 2-14) into one array and a boolean or other appropriate value in the other array to make sure you don't draw the same card twice. Your players will each have their own array of 26 cards -The cards MUST be randomly given to the players so that their order within each player's deck is never the same. Just generate a random number between O and 51. If the value in the deck has already been given out, generate another random number and try again. How do you know if it has been given out? That's what the second array (2 x 1D arrays) or second row (in a 2D array) is used for -The player with the most hand wins is the game winner. If there is a tie, indicate that the game is a tie -You will output the game to the screen in this way: Player1 Player2 Winner 12 3 7 13 etc.. Game Winner is Player1! Player1 Tie Player2 Player1 14 2

Answer 1

//Code to copy
//main.cpp
#include<iostream>
#include<string>
#include<math.h>
#include<iomanip>
#include<fstream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
   srand(time(0));
   const int CARDS=26;
   const int size=2;
   const int MIN=2;
   const int MAX=14;
   int i=0;
   int score1=0,score2=0;
   int player1card=0;
   int player2card=0;

   //create two 2D arrays
   //index 0 represents player score
   //index 1 represents the player drawn status
   int hand1[CARDS][size];
   int hand2[CARDS][size];

   int player1Wins=0;
   int player2Wins=0;

   //set 0 indicate that all cards are not drawn
   for(i=0;i<CARDS;i++)
   {
       hand1[i][1]=0;
       hand2[i][1]=0;
   }

   cout<<setw(10)<<"Player1"
       <<setw(10)<<"Player2"
       <<setw(10)<<"Winner"<<endl;

   for(i=0;i<CARDS;i++)
   {
       score1=rand()%(MAX-MIN)+MIN;
       score2=rand()%(MAX-MIN)+MIN;

       //check card is new
       do
       {
           player1card=rand()%(26);
       }while(hand1[player1card][1]!=0);

       //set score1
       hand1[player1card][0]=score1;
       hand1[player1card][1]=1;

       //check card is new
       do
       {
           player2card=rand()%(26);
       }while(hand2[player2card][1]!=0);
      
       //set score2
       hand2[player2card][0]=score2;
       hand2[player2card][1]=1;

   }

   //print winners on console
   for(i=0;i<CARDS;i++)
   {
       cout<<setw(10)<<hand1[i][0]
       <<setw(10)<<hand2[i][0];

       if(hand1[i][0]>hand2[i][0])
       {
           player1Wins++;
           cout<<setw(10)<<"Player1"<<endl;
       }
       else if(hand1[i][0]<hand2[i][0])
       {
           player2Wins++;
           cout<<setw(10)<<"Player2"<<endl;
       }
       else
           cout<<setw(10)<<"Tie"<<endl;
   }

   cout<<"Game Winner is ";
   (player1Wins>player2Wins)?cout<<"Player1!"<<endl:cout<<"Player2!"<<endl;

   system("pause");
   return 0;
}

Sample Output:

Player Player2 9 Winner Tie 6 Player2 3 Player2 4 Player1 8 Player1 2 Player1 12 Player2 Tie 5 Player2 9 Player2 13 Player2 13 Player2 9 Player1 7 Player1 5 Player1 10 Player2 13 Player2 11 Player2 6 Player1 4 Player1 3 Player1 Tie 5 Player1 6 Player1 4 Player2 7 Player2 9 10 13 6 6 9 10 10 9 9 6 6 9 Game Winner is Player2! Press any key to continue .. .