A player consists of two elements
1) A data structure that contains the turn in hand (continuation), name and current score
2) a function/macro encapsulating the player behavior (why a macro, because I may want to standardize it as (play actions ... until conditions ... pass (yield) )
When a player reaches 21 set its status to winner
When a player goes beyond 21 throws a loosing exception
A player can yield the next turn
The status of the game correspond to several co-routines representing the players
the game stops, i.e., it must be re-evaluated (but cards remain the same) when a player wins
Interesting, implements the split when a player has two or more cards can split his/her game and proceed as it if what two players
riccardotommasini
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5 years ago
Blackjack
A player consists of two elements 1) A data structure that contains the turn in hand (continuation), name and current score 2) a function/macro encapsulating the player behavior (why a macro, because I may want to standardize it as (play actions ... until conditions ... pass (yield) )
When a player reaches 21 set its status to winner When a player goes beyond 21 throws a loosing exception A player can yield the next turn The status of the game correspond to several co-routines representing the players the game stops, i.e., it must be re-evaluated (but cards remain the same) when a player wins
Interesting, implements the split when a player has two or more cards can split his/her game and proceed as it if what two players