🃏 Simulates Card Project

A beginner-friendly Rust project that simulates a deck of playing cards. It helps demonstrate core Rust concepts like:

• struct (for custom data types)
• impl blocks (to implement methods)
• Inherent implementations (methods associated directly with a struct)

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📘 What You’ll Learn

This project is built as a learning tool for:

• Defining and using structs
• Adding methods using impl
• Structuring logic and functionality in Rust
• Practicing ownership and borrowing basics

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🔧 Features

• Deck Object that represents a full set of playing cards
• new() — creates a fresh deck of cards
• shuffle() — randomizes the deck
• deal(n) — returns n number of cards from the deck

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You're asking: "Where does the shuffle() method come from in Rust?"

Let’s get right to it 👇

✅ The shuffle() Method Comes From: rust Copy Edit use rand::seq::SliceRandom; This trait (SliceRandom) is what gives any slice (like &mut [T]) the .shuffle() method.

🧠 So How It Works Your Vec has a method .as_mut_slice() that gives a slice: &mut [T]

The SliceRandom trait extends slices with extra methods, including .shuffle()

When you use rand::seq::SliceRandom, you're bringing that trait into scope

Now Rust knows: “Ah, slices can use .shuffle()!

🚀 Getting Started

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/your-username/deck.git
cd deck

# Run the project without debug output
cargo run -q