EBK C HOW TO PROGRAM
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Author: Deitel
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Chapter 17, Problem 17.24E
Program Plan Intro
Program plan:
- Creates a Poker hand of 5 cards after dealing shuffled cards. Poker hands are verified for availability of similar face and suit.
- Poker Hand is validated for followings
- Check if pair of face is found in Poker Hand
- Check if two pairs are found in Poker hand.
- Check if three same suits are found in Poker hand.
- Check if four same suits are found in Poker hand.
- Check if all suits are same to call it FLUSH.
- Check if all faces are consecutive to call it STRAIGHT.
Program Description:
This Program is modified version of program from exercise 17.23.
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