public static void Main(string[] args)
{
string option;
var myDeck = new Deck();
Console.WriteLine("Here are the contents of your new deck:");
myDeck.Print();
while (true)
{
option = ProgramDriver.SelectOption();
ProgramDriver.ExecuteOption(option, myDeck);
myDeck.Print();
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
/*
* [x] Create a class called "Card"
* [x] Give the Card class a property "stringVal" which will hold the value of the card ex. (Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,Jack, Queen, King). This "val" should be a string.
* [x] Give the Card a property "suit" which will hold the suit of the card (Clubs, Spades, Hearts, Diamonds).
* [x] Give the Card a property "val" which will hold the numerical value of the card 1-13 as integers.
*
* [x] Next, create a class called "Deck"
* [x] Give the Deck class a property called "cards" which is a list of Card objects.
* [x] When initializing the deck, make sure that it has a list of 52 unique cards as its "cards" property.
* [ ] Give the Deck a deal method that selects the "top-most" card, removes it from the list of cards, and returns the Card.
* [x] Give the Deck a reset method that resets the cards property to contain the original 52 cards.
* [x] Give the Deck a shuffle method that randomly reorders the deck's cards.
*
* [x] Finally, create a class called "Player"
* [x] Give the Player class a name property.
* [x] Give the Player a hand property that is a List of type Card.
* [x] Give the Player a draw method of which draws a card from a deck, adds it to the player's hand and returns the Card.
* [x] Note this method will require reference to a deck object
* [x] Give the Player a discard method which discards the Card at the specified index from the player's hand and returns this Card or null if the index does not exist.
*/
Deck deck1 = new Deck();
deck1.Shuffle();
deck1.Print();
List <Card> hand = deck1.DealHand();
}