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1. Write a class called "Card" with the following traits: it holds two private variables, a suit and a value (ace is high). It has public functions that randomly generate and modify the suit, value and print out the suit/value to the screen. Write a suitable main function to test that it is working properly.
2. Write a class called "Deck" with the following traits: it holds an array that keeps track of all of the cards in the deck, it has functions like that shuffles the deck (randomly arranges the array with a list of cards), reports how many cards are currently in the deck, allows a card to be "drawn" from the deck (gives the next card in the array and marks it as used; this will return a value that is of type Card). Write a suitable main function to test if this is working properly.
3. Write a class called "Player" with the following traits: it holds an array of five "Cards" (from above), a player name, current points/money. It should have functions that will set and report the player name, set the starting balance of points, add/subtract points as necessary, compare two cards to see if they are the same, "draw" five random cards from the deck and store the draw into the array (making sure that no duplicates exist), print out the hand to the screen, ask the user to discard a specific number of cards (and select them) and replace the discarded cards with new ones. Write a suitable main function to test that it is working properly.
Write a C function that converts a character to upper case. The function should have the prototype char to_upper(char ch); The characters given as input to the function are assumed to be in the sets {'a', ..., 'z'} and {'A', ... , 'Z' }. Do not use a..
Implement the Bisection Method for solving equations. Use the following function: double root(double (*pf)(double x), double a, double b, int n).
Is it better to implement the Vector class using inheritance (is-a relationship) or composition (has-a relationship). In other word, which one of the following gives a better implementation?
Declare an array of 10 integers and initialize its elements to the following values: -10; -8; -6; -4; -2; 0; 2; 4; 6;8;10
Define a structure to store roll no, name and marks of a student. Using the structure of above write a ‘C’ program to create a file “student.dat”. There must be one record for every student in the file. Accept the data from the user.
Explain the futures of anomaly based instruction detection scheme.
Read in a file (complex.txt) which has a number of complex numbers in the form of a+bi (e.g. 3+5i 2-3i etc).
The program should allow the user via a menu to add an item to the list, clear the list, and display the list. You may assume that the list will never need to contain more than 10 items.
Write a program using above data file (must prompt user for file names- input and output) to read in the critical path information and write reports. Print reports (3 reports) to an output file as below:Print a project completion timetable that list..
Write pseudocode for a program that prompts the user for a month and day and prints out whether it is one of the following four holidays.
My goal is to write a program that prints out any size triangle based on either one or two inputs (would prefer 2; e.g. range[a, e]). Each line of the triangle will be centered and looks like the attached output (equilateral triangle).
Display the complete Fibonacci sequence until you reach a value less or equal than 1,000,000 (one million) - display the division of the number by the previous one for the complete sequence.
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