thxflash
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Basically this is the assignment I get. If someone can help me write the pseudocode algorithm that would be great and I would give you mad props! Thanks
Assignment 9: Deal Me In!
Points Possible: 35
10 points for an interactive screen design as described below
5 points for a hierarchy chart showing the major tasks,
subtasks, etc.
10 points for a flowchart that correctly describes the logic
of the methods
10 points for the pseudocode algorithm that correctly
describes the logic of the methods
GettaLyfe Game Company has hired you to design several modules for a card
game they are developing. You will be creating the shuffleDeck(cardArray[ ],
shuffledDeck[ ]), deal2Hands(shuffledDeck[ ], hand1[ ], hand2[ ]), and
deal4Hands(shuffledDeck[ ], hand1[ ], hand2[ ], hand3[ ], hand4[ ]). This is not
a complete program, just three (3) modules.
Screen Descriptions
Module Descriptions
shuffleDeck(cardArray[ ], shuffledDeck[ ])
shuffleDeck( receives an array of cards (cardArray[ ]) that has 52 cards
([0] through [51]) stored in suit order; Ace of Spades, King of Spades, ... ,
2 of Diamonds - there are no Jokers in the array. The module must
randomly pick cards from cardArray[ ] and place them in the shuffledDeck[ ]
array. When the method is over, the programmer will use the randomized
deck of cards in shuffledDeck[ ] for game play.
deal2Hands(shuffledDeck[ ], hand1[ ], hand2[ ])
deal2Hands( ) uses the shuffledDeck[ ] array to deal all the cards to two (2)
players. Go through the array and assign the first card ( [0] ) to hand1[0]
then the second card ( [1] ) to hand2[0], the third card ( [2] ) to hand1[1] and
so on until all the cards in shuffledDeck[ ] have been dealt.
deal4Hands(shuffledDeck[ ], hand1[ ], hand2[ ], hand3[ ], hand4[ ])
deal4Hands( ) uses the shuffledDeck[ ] array to deal all the cards to four (4)
players. Go through the array and assign the first card ( [0] ) to hand1[0]
then the second card ( [1] ) to hand2[0], the third card ( [2] ) to hand3[0], the
fourth card ( [3] ) to jhand4[0], the fifth card ( [4] ) into hand1[1] and
so on until all the cards in shuffledDeck[ ] have been dealt.
Create an interactive screen design, hierarchy chart, flowchart and
pseudocode algorithm for these methods.
Assignment 9: Deal Me In!
Points Possible: 35
10 points for an interactive screen design as described below
5 points for a hierarchy chart showing the major tasks,
subtasks, etc.
10 points for a flowchart that correctly describes the logic
of the methods
10 points for the pseudocode algorithm that correctly
describes the logic of the methods
GettaLyfe Game Company has hired you to design several modules for a card
game they are developing. You will be creating the shuffleDeck(cardArray[ ],
shuffledDeck[ ]), deal2Hands(shuffledDeck[ ], hand1[ ], hand2[ ]), and
deal4Hands(shuffledDeck[ ], hand1[ ], hand2[ ], hand3[ ], hand4[ ]). This is not
a complete program, just three (3) modules.
Screen Descriptions
- Design an output screen of how the cards might look after being dealt to two (2) players.
- Design an output screen of how the cards might look after being dealt to four (4) players.
Module Descriptions
shuffleDeck(cardArray[ ], shuffledDeck[ ])
shuffleDeck( receives an array of cards (cardArray[ ]) that has 52 cards
([0] through [51]) stored in suit order; Ace of Spades, King of Spades, ... ,
2 of Diamonds - there are no Jokers in the array. The module must
randomly pick cards from cardArray[ ] and place them in the shuffledDeck[ ]
array. When the method is over, the programmer will use the randomized
deck of cards in shuffledDeck[ ] for game play.
deal2Hands(shuffledDeck[ ], hand1[ ], hand2[ ])
deal2Hands( ) uses the shuffledDeck[ ] array to deal all the cards to two (2)
players. Go through the array and assign the first card ( [0] ) to hand1[0]
then the second card ( [1] ) to hand2[0], the third card ( [2] ) to hand1[1] and
so on until all the cards in shuffledDeck[ ] have been dealt.
deal4Hands(shuffledDeck[ ], hand1[ ], hand2[ ], hand3[ ], hand4[ ])
deal4Hands( ) uses the shuffledDeck[ ] array to deal all the cards to four (4)
players. Go through the array and assign the first card ( [0] ) to hand1[0]
then the second card ( [1] ) to hand2[0], the third card ( [2] ) to hand3[0], the
fourth card ( [3] ) to jhand4[0], the fifth card ( [4] ) into hand1[1] and
so on until all the cards in shuffledDeck[ ] have been dealt.
Create an interactive screen design, hierarchy chart, flowchart and
pseudocode algorithm for these methods.
