• DueFeb 20, 2014 by 11:59pm
• Points10
• Submittinga file upload

1. Blackjack +3 Game
2. Station 3 Blackjack Answers Key

Program for a BlackJack(p) game. Assume that the probability of getting a face card is p (an input to the program) and the probability of getting all other cards, 2-9 and Ace, is uniformly (1-p)/9. Note that p = 4/13 captures the standard Blackjack game. After you solve the problem, the solution to BlackJack(4/13) should look very close to this.

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For the first project, we'll begin by working with a card game: Blackjack!

Here's a deck of cards (gif)

1) Write out the pseudocode for the game: What needs to happen and when? Be sure to take into consideration all aspects of the game (beginning, middle and end)

2) Answer the following questions: With respect to VB 2012,

How might a class be used in our card game?

What properties would our card class have?

What methods?

Here's stuff from the original assignment (depth)

Blackjack.

Write a Blackjack game that has the following:

• The computer considered the house (dealer)
• Minimum of one player
• Use the rules of the game (including holding, hitting, doubling down). Be sure to include a set of rules for the game on a dropdown.
• Scoring is based on user bet. Both user and dealer begin with 100 points. Each game requires a 10 point stake for both the house (dealer) and player. Winner takes the stakes and ties go to the house.
• Document you code!
• Extra credit: This is not a betting game so . . . counting cards is OK.
• Display dealer’s hand (one card blank), players hand, as well as the calculated value of each hand, and the available points. (score). Displaying the face value of the card is fine, displaying the suite is optional.
• The minimum stake is 10 but the play can enter any amount greater

consider:

• User interface
• Deal hand
• New game

Blackjack +3 Game

Station 3 Blackjack Answers Key