FaceUp card game In this assignment we will implement a made-up card game we'll call FaceUp. When the game starts, you deal five cards face down. Your goal is to achieve as high a score as possible. Your score only includes cards that are face up. Red cards (hearts and diamonds) award positive points, while black cards (clubs and spades) award negative points. Cards 2-10 have points worth their face value. Cards Jack, Queen, and King have value 10, and Ace is 11. The game is played by flipping over cards, either from face-down to face-up or from face-up to face-down. As you play, you are told your total score (ie, total of the face-up cards) and the total score of the cards that are face down. The challenge is that you only get up to a fixed number of flips and then the game is over. Here is an example of the output from playing the game: At each point where the program asks the user to pick a card, the game waits for user input. Code Well implement the game using five classes, three of which you'll leave unchanged, and two you will modify and submit: Card: Leave this code unchanged. CardDealer: Leave this code unchanged. FaceUpCard: This class extends the Card class with additional functionality. You will add two methods needed for the FaceUp game. FaceUpHand: This class keeps track of the state of the game. Most of the methods you will implement are here. FaceUpGame: This class implements the game interface. It gets data from the user, updates the board, and repeats the process. Leave this code unchanged. How to proceed You may fill in the details of the FaceUpCard and FaceUpHandclasses however youd like, but heres what we recommend. Add the two methods to the FaceUpCard class (described in comments in the code). Add a main method to this class and test them to make sure they work. Read through the other two new classes FaceUpHand and FaceUpGame. Make sure you understand what all of the methods in FaceUpHand are supposed to do and that you understand how theyre used in the FaceUpGame class. Implement methods in the FaceUpHand class incrementally. Write one method and then test it! To test it, again, add a main method and write a small test or two to make sure it behaves like youd expect. If you try to implement all of the methods and then test it by simply running FaceUpGame, 1) its very unlikely youll get it perfect the first time and then 2) its going to be very hard to figure out where the problem is. Card.java public class Card { // min/max for the card number range private static final int MIN_NUMBER = 1; private static final int MAX_NUMBER = 13; private int number; private String suit; /** * Create a new card with number and suit. If the a valid * suit/number is not input, the card defaults to 1 of hearts. * * @param number the card number * @param suit the card suit */ public Card(int number, String suit){ this.number = number; this.suit = suit.toLowerCase(); if (!isValidSuit(suit)) { System.out.println(suit + "Is not a valid suit!").

1. FaceUp card game
In this assignment we will implement a made-up card game we'll call FaceUp. When the game
starts, you deal five cards face down. Your goal is to achieve as high a score as possible. Your
score only includes cards that are face up. Red cards (hearts and diamonds) award positive
points, while black cards (clubs and spades) award negative points. Cards 2-10 have points worth
their face value. Cards Jack, Queen, and King have value 10, and Ace is 11.
The game is played by flipping over cards, either from face-down to face-up or from face-up to
face-down. As you play, you are told your total score (ie, total of the face-up cards) and the total
score of the cards that are face down. The challenge is that you only get up to a fixed number of
flips and then the game is over.
Here is an example of the output from playing the game:
At each point where the program asks the user to pick a card, the game waits for user input.
Code
Well implement the game using five classes, three of which you'll leave unchanged, and two you
will modify and submit:
Card: Leave this code unchanged.
CardDealer: Leave this code unchanged.
FaceUpCard: This class extends the Card class with additional functionality. You will add two
methods needed for the FaceUp game.
FaceUpHand: This class keeps track of the state of the game. Most of the methods you will
implement are here.
FaceUpGame: This class implements the game interface. It gets data from the user, updates the
board, and repeats the process. Leave this code unchanged.
How to proceed
You may fill in the details of the FaceUpCard and FaceUpHandclasses however youd like, but
heres what we recommend.
Add the two methods to the FaceUpCard class (described in comments in the code). Add a main
method to this class and test them to make sure they work.
Read through the other two new classes FaceUpHand and FaceUpGame. Make sure you
understand what all of the methods in FaceUpHand are supposed to do and that you understand
how theyre used in the FaceUpGame class.
Implement methods in the FaceUpHand class incrementally. Write one method and then test it!
To test it, again, add a main method and write a small test or two to make sure it behaves like
youd expect. If you try to implement all of the methods and then test it by simply running
FaceUpGame, 1) its very unlikely youll get it perfect the first time and then 2) its going to be very
hard to figure out where the problem is.
Card.java
public class Card {
// min/max for the card number range
private static final int MIN_NUMBER = 1;
private static final int MAX_NUMBER = 13;
private int number;

2. private String suit;
/**
* Create a new card with number and suit. If the a valid
* suit/number is not input, the card defaults to 1 of hearts.
*
* @param number the card number
* @param suit the card suit
*/
public Card(int number, String suit){
this.number = number;
this.suit = suit.toLowerCase();
if (!isValidSuit(suit)) {
System.out.println(suit + "Is not a valid suit!");
System.out.println("Must be one of: clubs, diamonds, hearts or spades");
System.out.println("Defaulting to hearts");
this.suit = "hearts";
}
if (!isValidNumber(number)) {
System.out.println(number + "Is not a valid number!");
System.out.println("Must be between " + MIN_NUMBER + " and " + MAX_NUMBER);
System.out.println("Defaulting to 1");
this.number = 1;
}
}
/**
* @return the card's suit
*/
public String getSuit(){
return suit;
}
/**
* @return the card's number MIN_NUMBER .. MAX_NUMBER
*/
public int getNumber() {
return number;
}
/**
* Returns the card's rank as a string
* changing Jack, Queen, King, Ace appropriately
*
* @return the card's rank
*/

3. public String getRank() {
if (number == 1) {
return "Ace";
} else if (number >= 2 && number <= 10) {
return Integer.toString(number);
} else if (number == 11) {
return "Jack";
} else if (number == 12) {
return "Queen";
} else {
return "King";
}
}
/**
* The card's rank followed by the suit
*/
public String toString() {
return getRank() + " of " + getSuit();
}
/**
* Make it an Ace!
*/
public void cheat() {
number = 1; // ACE!
}
/**
* Check to make sure the card number is valid
*
* @param num potential card number
* @return whether the card number is valid
*/
private boolean isValidNumber(int num) {
return num >= MIN_NUMBER && num <= MAX_NUMBER;
}
/**
* Check to make sure the suit is valid
*
* @param s potential suit
* @return whether the suit is valid
*/
private boolean isValidSuit(String s) {
return s.equals("spades") ||

4. s.equals("hearts") ||
s.equals("clubs") ||
s.equals("diamonds");
}
}
CardDealer.java
public class CardDealer {
private static final int CARDS_PER_SUIT = 13; // the number of cards in the deck
private static final String[] suits = {"clubs", "diamonds", "hearts", "spades"};
private FaceUpCard[] cards; // all of the cards to be dealt
private int position; // our current position in our stack of cards
/**
* Creates a new card dealer with numDecks decks in the deck
*
* @param numDecks the number of card decks to use
*/
public CardDealer(int numDecks) {
int numCards = numDecks * CARDS_PER_SUIT * suits.length;
cards = new FaceUpCard[numCards];
int cardIndex = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < numDecks; i++) {
for (int suitIndex = 0; suitIndex < suits.length; suitIndex++) {
for (int numIndex = 1; numIndex <= CARDS_PER_SUIT; numIndex++) {
cards[cardIndex] = new FaceUpCard(numIndex, suits[suitIndex]);
cardIndex++;
}
}
}
shuffle();
}
/**
* Returns true if there are cards left in the deck, false otherwise
*/
public boolean hasNext() {
return position < cards.length;
}
/**
* Returns the next card from the deck
*
* @pre assumes there are cards left in the deck (i.e. hasNext() is true)
*/
public FaceUpCard next() {

5. position++;
return cards[position-1];
}
/**
* Randomly shuffles the deck and resets the card to be dealt as the first card
*/
public void shuffle() {
Random rand = new Random();
for (int i = 0; i < cards.length; i++) {
int nextPosition = rand.nextInt(cards.length);
// swap this card with the card at next position
FaceUpCard temp = cards[i];
cards[i] = cards[nextPosition];
cards[nextPosition] = temp;
}
position = 0;
}
/**
* Tests the CardDealer class
*/
public static void main(String[] args) {
CardDealer dealer = new CardDealer(2);
for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
System.out.println(dealer.next());
}
}
}
FaceUpCard.java
public class FaceUpCard extends Card {
private boolean faceUp;
/**
* Create a new FaceUpCard with number and suit
* @param number the card number
* @param suit the card suit
*/
public FaceUpCard(int number, String suit) {
super(number, suit);
faceUp = false;
}
/**
* Returns whether card is face up
*/

6. public boolean isFaceUp() {
return faceUp;
}
/**
* Flips a card from face-down to face-up or face-up to face-down
*/
public void flip() {
faceUp = !faceUp;
}
/**
* Returns the card's value in the FaceUp game
* Number cards have their number as the value
* Ace is 11, and Jack, Queen, and King are 10
*/
public int getCardValue() {
// TODO: fill in method definition; replace placeholder on next line
return 0;
}
/**
* Returns whether card is a red card, ie with suit "hearts" or "diamonds"
*/
public boolean isRedCard() {
// TODO: fill in method definition; replace placeholder on next line
return false;
}
}
FaceUpGame.java
public class FaceUpGame {
private static final int NUM_CARDS = 5;
public static void playGame(int numRounds) {
FaceUpHand cards = new FaceUpHand(NUM_CARDS);
Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
int flipsLeft = numRounds;
while (flipsLeft > 0) {
System.out.println(cards);
System.out.println("Face up total: " + cards.faceUpTotal());
System.out.println("Face down total: " + cards.faceDownTotal());
System.out.println("Number of flips left: " + flipsLeft);
System.out.print("Pick a card to flip between 1 and " + NUM_CARDS + " (-1 to end game): ");
int num = in.nextInt();
System.out.println();
if (num == -1) {

7. flipsLeft = 0;
} else if (num < 1 || num > NUM_CARDS) {
System.out.println(num + " is not a valid card");
} else {
cards.flipCard(num-1);
flipsLeft--;
}
}
in.close();
System.out.println();
System.out.println("----------------------");
System.out.println("Your score: " + cards.faceUpTotal());
System.out.println("Best possible score: " + cards.calculateOptimal());
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
playGame(5);
FaceUpHand.java
/*** Keeps track of the cards and and answers questions
* for the FaceUp card game.
* Red cards (hearts and diamonds) award positive points, while black cards
* (clubs and spades) award negative points. Cards 2-10 have points worth
* their face value; Jack, Queen and King are 10; and Ace is 11.*/
public class FaceUpHand {
private FaceUpCard[] cards;
/*** Create a new FaceUp card game state, which consists of the
* array cards of size numCards
*
* @param numCards number of cards in the game*/
public FaceUpHand(int numCards) {
// TODO: fill in method definition to initialize the cards array
// 1. set the instance variable cards equal to a new array (size numCards) of type FaceUpCard
// 2. create a variable dealer of type CardDealer for 1 deck
// 3. loop through the cards array and set each value to dealer.next()
}
/*** Return the FaceUpCard in position cardIndex of cards
* @return the element of cards specified by cardIndex*/
public FaceUpCard getCard(int cardIndex) {
// TODO: fill in method definition; replace placeholder on next line
return null;
}
/*** Flip the card over at this index
* Card indices start at 0 and go up the cards.length-1*

8. * @param cardIndex the index of the card to flip over*/
public void flipCard(int cardIndex) {
// TODO: fill in method definition
}
/*** Calculate the best possible score for the current cards*
* @return the optimal score*/
public int calculateOptimal() {
// TODO: fill in method definition; replace placeholder on next line
return 0;
}
/*** Calculate the total score for the cards that are face up
* @return the total score for face-up cards*/
public int faceUpTotal() {
// Hint: use getCardValue() and remember red cards have positive value
// and black cards have negative value
// TODO: fill in method definition; replace placeholder on next line
return 0;
}
/*** Calculate the total score for the cards that are face down*
* @return the total score for face-down cards
*/
public int faceDownTotal() {
// Hint: use getCardValue() and remember red cards have positive value
// and black cards have negative value
// TODO: fill in method definition; replace placeholder on next line
return 0;
}
// TODO: add a toString method here!
}