Project: Blackjack • Author: Graham Mitchell • Filename: Blackjack.java Project: Blackjack Write a program that allows a human user to play a simplified version of Blackjack against a computer opponent. Make it as cool as you can. The simplified blackjack rules are as follows: • Don't worry about suits or face cards; 'cards' will have values from 2-11, and all values are equally likely (that is, unlike a real blackjack game, there's no greater chance of drawing a card with value 10). Cad 2010 64 Bit Crack. • Draw two cards for the player and display them. • Draw two cards for the 'dealer' and display one of them, keeping the other one hidden. • Allow the player to 'hit' as many times as he would like. • If the player 'busts' (gets a total over 21), the dealer automatically wins.

• Allow the dealer to hit as many times as he would like. Dealer should probably hit on sixteen or lower.

• If the dealer busts, the player automatically wins. • Assuming no one has busted, the player with the highest total wins. Dealer wins all ties. As will be the case with all projects, this is not an assigment with a fixed goal. Programs that merely do what is listed above will be passing, but will certainly not be worth 100. In order to score a high grade, programs must go above and beyond the specifications. Here are suggested additional features to add: • Use realistic card values, with suits and faces from ace to king.

• Incorporate wagering. • Display some sort of graphical cards. • Anything else interesting you can think of. Be aware that you won't get any extra points for adding additional features if the basic program doesn't work. Windows Xp Sp3 Black Edition Iso 32 Bit. That is, if your program can't successfully do the basics listed above, no amount of bells and whistles will save your grade.