public string DescribeBooks()
{
/* Return a long string that describes everyone's books by looking at the Books
* dictionary: "Joe has a book of sixes. (line break) Ed has a book of Aces."
*/
string description = "";
foreach (Value value in books.Keys)
{
description += books[value].Name + " has a book of " + Card.Plural(value) + Environment.NewLine;
}
return(description);
}
public string DescribeBooks()
{
// Return a long string that describes everyone's books by looking at the Books
// dictionary: "Joe has a book of sixes. (line break) Ed has a book of Aces."
string whoHasWhichBooks = "";
foreach (Values value in books.Keys)
{
whoHasWhichBooks += books[value].Name + " has a book of "
+ Card.Plural(value) + Environment.NewLine;
}
return(whoHasWhichBooks);
}
public Deck DoYouHaveAny(Values value)
{
// This is where an opponent asks if I have any cards of a certain value
// Use Deck.PullOutValues() to pull out the values. Add a line to the TextBox
// that says, "Joe has 3 sixes"—use the new Card.Plural() static method
Deck resultingDeck = cards.PullOutValues(value);
string valueString;
if (resultingDeck.Count != 1)
{
valueString = Card.Plural(value);
}
else
{
valueString = value.ToString();
}
textBoxOnForm.Text += $"{Name} has {resultingDeck.Count} {valueString}{Environment.NewLine}";
return(resultingDeck);
}
public bool PullOutBooks(Player player)
{
// Pull out a player's books. Return true if the player ran out of cards, otherwise
// return false. Each book is added to the Books dictionary. A player runs out of
// cards when he’'s used all of his cards to make books—and he wins the game
IEnumerable <Values> pulledBook = player.PullOutBooks();
// is a foreach loop for a Dictionary of one a target for improvement? would have to extract the value otherwise
foreach (Values value in pulledBook)
{
books.Add(value, player);
textBoxOnForm.Text += $"{player.Name} scored a book of {Card.Plural(value)}.{Environment.NewLine}";
}
if (player.CardCount == 0)
{
return(true);
}
return(false);
}
public void AskForACard(List <Player> players, int myIndex, Deck stock, Values value)
{
// Ask the other players for a value. First add a line to the TextBox: "Joe asks
// if anyone has a Queen". Then go through the list of players that was passed in
// as a parameter and ask each player if he has any of the value (using his
// DoYouHaveAny() method). He'll pass you a deck of cards—add them to my deck.
// Keep track of how many cards were added. If there weren't any, you'll need
// to deal yourself a card from the stock (which was also passed as a parameter),
// and you'll have to add a line to the TextBox: "Joe had to draw from the stock"
Deck resultingDeck;
int numCards = 0;
string pluralName = Card.Plural(value);
bool goFish = true;
textBoxOnForm.Text += $"{Name} asks if anyone has a {value}.{Environment.NewLine}";
for (int i = 0; i < players.Count; i++)
{
if (players[i].Name != Name)
{
resultingDeck = players[i].DoYouHaveAny(value);
numCards = resultingDeck.Count;
if (numCards > 0)
{
goFish = false;
for (int j = 0; j < resultingDeck.Count; j++)
{
cards.Add(resultingDeck.Deal());
}
}
}
}
if (goFish)
{
cards.Add(stock.Deal());
textBoxOnForm.Text += $"{Name} had to Go Fish.{Environment.NewLine}";
}
}
public Deck DoYouHaveAny(Values value)
{
textBoxOnForm.Text += name + " has " + cards.PullOutValues(value).Count.ToString() + Card.Plural(value);
return(cards.PullOutValues(value));
}
