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Hi everyone, I'm new here and I've been having a lot of problems in my C++ class. I really want to learn how to program but my teacher doesn't make much sense.
Right now, I'm working on a project and I have a couple errors. If anyone could help me out I'd be extremely grateful!
It's supposed to shuffle a deck of cards and then draw a card, but I can't get the draw function to work.


 



//Aryan D         & Alicia Lewis
//April 15, 2005
//Lab 10
//Have a deck of cards. Make a ll cards true, pick out a card randomly.
// This is our original work
//                           ___________________ & ______________________
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;  //introduces namespace std


enum suit {CLUBS, DIAMONDS, HEARTS, SPADES};
enum rank {TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN, JACK,
 QUEEN, KING, ACE};


int const NUM_SUITS = SPADES - CLUBS + 1;
int const NUM_RANKS = ACE - TWO + 1;


class card
 {
 public:
  void set(suit s1, rank r1);
  //  sets the suit and rank to specific values
  
  void print(ostream &f);
  //  prints the card
  
  double get_suit();
  double get_rank();  
  
 private:
  void print_suit(ostream &f);
  //  prints the suit of the card
  
  void print_rank(ostream &f);
  //  prints the rank of the card
  
    
  suit s;
  rank r;
 };
 
class deck
 {
 public:
  void shuffle();
  //  initializes the deck for dealing
  
  double draw();
  
     
 private:
  bool in_deck[NUM_SUITS][NUM_RANKS];
 }; 


int main( void )
 {
 suit t = HEARTS;
 int tnum = int(t);
 
 rank r = FIVE;
 int rnum = int(r);
 
 if (rnum == tnum)
  cout << "r and t have the same value when converted to integers\n";
 else
  cout << "r and t do not have the same value when converted to integers\n";
  
//  It would be nice if the following comparison were illegal, but it's not in C++
 if (r == t)
  cout << "Suit variable t is the same as rank variable r\n";
 else
  cout << "Suit variable t is not the same as rank variable r\n";
 
 cout << "t converted to an integer is " << tnum << endl;
 cout << "We will now set t to the value which comes before it in the enumeration list\n";
//  The following statement seems reasonable, but doesn't compile.
//  Comment it out to proceed.
// t = t - 1;
 
//  The next statement does what we hoped the preceding one would do.
 t = suit(int(t) - 1); // first cast t to an integer, do the subtraction,
       // then cast it back to a suit
 
//  Now we'll try to print the value of t, but the results will be unsatisfactory.
//  You can't print enumeration types directly. 
 cout << "suit variable t has the value " << t << endl;
 
//  But we DO have a way to print a suit IF that suit is part of a card.
 card c;
 c.set(t, TWO); // this sets card c to have suit equal to t (DIAMONDS)
     // and rank of TWO
 c.print(cout); // doesn't work perfectly because you need to write some
     // extra code


  deck d;
 d.shuffle();
 
 /*for (int i = 1; i <= 52; i++)
 
  {
  c = d.draw();
  c.print(cout);
  cout<<"   ";
  if (i % 4 ==0)
   cout <<endl;
  }
 return 0;
 }*/
 
void card::set(suit s1, rank r1)
 {
 s = s1;
 r = r1;
 }
 
void card::print_suit(ostream &f)
 {
 if (s == CLUBS)
  f << "CLUBS   ";
 else if (s == DIAMONDS)
  f << "DIAMONDS";
 else if (s == HEARTS)
  f << "HEARTS  ";
 else if (s == SPADES)
  f << "SPADES  ";
 else
  f << "Invalid suit value\n";
 }
 
void card::print_rank(ostream &f)
 {
 if (r == TWO)
  f << "TWO";
 else if (r == THREE)
  f << "THREE";
 else if (r == FOUR)
  f << "FOUR";
 else if (r == FIVE)
  f << "FIVE";
 else if (r == SIX)
  f << "SIX";
 else if (r == SEVEN)
  f << "SEVEN";
 else if (r == EIGHT)
  f << "EIGHT";
 else if (r == NINE)
  f << "NINE";
 else if (r == TEN)
  f << "TEN";
 else if (r == JACK)
  f << "JACK";
 else if (r == QUEEN)
  f << "QUEEN";
 else if (r == KING)
  f << "KING";
 else if (r == ACE)
  f << "ACE";
 else
  f << "Invalid rank value\n";
 }


void card::print(ostream &f)
 {
 print_rank(f);
 f << " of ";
 print_suit(f);
 }
 
void deck::shuffle()
 {
 
 
 in_deck [NUM_SUITS][NUM_RANKS] = true;
 int i;
 for(i=0; i<4; i++)
  {
   
   int a;
   for(a=0; a<13; a++)
    in_deck[i] [a]=true;
  }
 }
 
 
double card::get_suit()
 {
  return s;
 }
double card::get_rank()
 {
  return r;
 }
 
double deck::draw()
 {
 card c;
 int s1;
 int r1;
 int card;
 
 int ranknums = rand() % 13; 
 int suitnums = rand() % 4;
 s1 = suit (suitnums);
 r1 = rank (ranknums);
 
 if (in_deck [s1][r1] == true)
  {
  in_deck [s1][r1] = false;
  card = in_deck [s1][r1];
  c.set(s1,r1); 
  return card;
  }
  
 else
  deck::draw();
  
 
 }

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