Back-End Logic for the Blackjack game which shows a comprehensive overview and the core functionality of the game.
Welcome to the Blackjack game! This is a simple text-based implementation of the classic casino card game Blackjack, also known as 21.
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Run the
blackjack.py
script using Python. The game will prompt you to enter the number of games you want to play. -
Follow the prompts to make decisions during each game:
- After receiving two initial cards, choose whether to 'Hit' (draw another card) or 'Stand' (keep your current hand total).
- If your hand total exceeds 21, you are busted and the dealer wins.
- The dealer will automatically draw cards until their hand total is at least 17.
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The game will display the result of each game and the winner (you or the dealer).
The game is structured using classes, with separate classes for Card
, Deck
, Hand
, and Game
. Here's a brief overview of each class:
Card
: Represents a playing card with a suit and rank.Deck
: Represents a deck of cards. The deck is initialized with standard cards and can be shuffled and dealt from.Hand
: Represents a player's hand of cards. Calculates the hand's value, checks for blackjack, and displays the hand.Game
: Manages the flow of the game, including gameplay loops, player decisions, and determining the winner.
The game follows standard Blackjack rules:
- Aces can have a value of 1 or 11, depending on the hand's total.
- The goal is to have a hand total as close to 21 as possible without exceeding it.
- The dealer must draw cards until their hand total is at least 17.
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Make sure you have Python installed on your system.
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Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory containing the
blackjack.py
file. -
Run the game using the command:
python blackjack.py
Enjoy playing Blackjack and trying your luck against the dealer! Feel free to modify the code or add additional features to enhance the game.