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I am trying to make a card game in c, I am a bit stuck on how to deal the cards to a selected amount of players. Could anyone give me some guidelines on how to do this? I will post the code below, Thanks in advance and happy new year!!!



#include<stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h> //random number generator functions

#include <string.h>

#include <time.h>

#include <ctype.h>



#define CARDS 52



int playerAmount;

int deckAmount;

int drawPosition = 0;

int deckPosition = 0;

char gamePlay;

int handNumber = 0;

int players;











const char *numeric =           {    "Two","Three","Four","Five","Six","Seven",

                "Eight","Nine","Ten","Queen", "Jack","King","Ace" };



    const char *suits =    {     "Diamonds","Hearts","Clubs","Spades"};



const char *P1[5];

const char *P2[5];





// function to shuffle the deck

int Shuffle(int *deck)

{

    int i, temp, card;



    printf("nShuffling...nn");

    for (i = CARDS - 1; i > 0; i--)

    {

        card = rand() % i;

        temp = deck[i];

        deck[i] = deck[card];

        deck[card] = temp;



    }

    return 0;

}



// program entry point

int main(void)

{

    int deck[CARDS];  // deck

    int card = 53;    // card

    int fDisplay, sDisplay;     // face and suit

    int i;            // counter

    char ch = 0;      // keyboard





    printf("Welcome to 25, Please enter the         number        of     players");

    scanf("%d", &players);

    printf("Player Amount is: ", players);

    // Declare player amount-dependant arrays...

    //initialize the deck



    for (i = 0; i < CARDS; i++)

        deck[i] = i;



    // deal cards  

   do

    {

        if (card >= CARDS)

            card = Shuffle(deck);



        // face and suit

        fDisplay = deck[card] % 13;

        sDisplay = deck[card] / 13;

        player1 = deck[card] % 13 *5;

        player2 = deck[card] % 13 *5;



        // display the card

        printf("%2d > %s of %stt", card, numeric    [player1], suits[player1]);

        card++;



        printf("(Enter to deal, L to Leave)n");

        ch = getchar();

    } while (toupper(ch) != 'L');

    return 0;

}





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I am trying to make a card game in c, I am a bit stuck on how to deal the cards to a selected amount of players. Could anyone give me some guidelines on how to do this? I will post the code below, Thanks in advance and happy new year!!!



#include<stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h> //random number generator functions

#include <string.h>

#include <time.h>

#include <ctype.h>



#define CARDS 52



int playerAmount;

int deckAmount;

int drawPosition = 0;

int deckPosition = 0;

char gamePlay;

int handNumber = 0;

int players;











const char *numeric =           {    "Two","Three","Four","Five","Six","Seven",

                "Eight","Nine","Ten","Queen", "Jack","King","Ace" };



    const char *suits =    {     "Diamonds","Hearts","Clubs","Spades"};



const char *P1[5];

const char *P2[5];





// function to shuffle the deck

int Shuffle(int *deck)

{

    int i, temp, card;



    printf("nShuffling...nn");

    for (i = CARDS - 1; i > 0; i--)

    {

        card = rand() % i;

        temp = deck[i];

        deck[i] = deck[card];

        deck[card] = temp;



    }

    return 0;

}



// program entry point

int main(void)

{

    int deck[CARDS];  // deck

    int card = 53;    // card

    int fDisplay, sDisplay;     // face and suit

    int i;            // counter

    char ch = 0;      // keyboard





    printf("Welcome to 25, Please enter the         number        of     players");

    scanf("%d", &players);

    printf("Player Amount is: ", players);

    // Declare player amount-dependant arrays...

    //initialize the deck



    for (i = 0; i < CARDS; i++)

        deck[i] = i;



    // deal cards  

   do

    {

        if (card >= CARDS)

            card = Shuffle(deck);



        // face and suit

        fDisplay = deck[card] % 13;

        sDisplay = deck[card] / 13;

        player1 = deck[card] % 13 *5;

        player2 = deck[card] % 13 *5;



        // display the card

        printf("%2d > %s of %stt", card, numeric    [player1], suits[player1]);

        card++;



        printf("(Enter to deal, L to Leave)n");

        ch = getchar();

    } while (toupper(ch) != 'L');

    return 0;

}





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    1 min ago














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I am trying to make a card game in c, I am a bit stuck on how to deal the cards to a selected amount of players. Could anyone give me some guidelines on how to do this? I will post the code below, Thanks in advance and happy new year!!!



#include<stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h> //random number generator functions

#include <string.h>

#include <time.h>

#include <ctype.h>



#define CARDS 52



int playerAmount;

int deckAmount;

int drawPosition = 0;

int deckPosition = 0;

char gamePlay;

int handNumber = 0;

int players;











const char *numeric =           {    "Two","Three","Four","Five","Six","Seven",

                "Eight","Nine","Ten","Queen", "Jack","King","Ace" };



    const char *suits =    {     "Diamonds","Hearts","Clubs","Spades"};



const char *P1[5];

const char *P2[5];





// function to shuffle the deck

int Shuffle(int *deck)

{

    int i, temp, card;



    printf("nShuffling...nn");

    for (i = CARDS - 1; i > 0; i--)

    {

        card = rand() % i;

        temp = deck[i];

        deck[i] = deck[card];

        deck[card] = temp;



    }

    return 0;

}



// program entry point

int main(void)

{

    int deck[CARDS];  // deck

    int card = 53;    // card

    int fDisplay, sDisplay;     // face and suit

    int i;            // counter

    char ch = 0;      // keyboard





    printf("Welcome to 25, Please enter the         number        of     players");

    scanf("%d", &players);

    printf("Player Amount is: ", players);

    // Declare player amount-dependant arrays...

    //initialize the deck



    for (i = 0; i < CARDS; i++)

        deck[i] = i;



    // deal cards  

   do

    {

        if (card >= CARDS)

            card = Shuffle(deck);



        // face and suit

        fDisplay = deck[card] % 13;

        sDisplay = deck[card] / 13;

        player1 = deck[card] % 13 *5;

        player2 = deck[card] % 13 *5;



        // display the card

        printf("%2d > %s of %stt", card, numeric    [player1], suits[player1]);

        card++;



        printf("(Enter to deal, L to Leave)n");

        ch = getchar();

    } while (toupper(ch) != 'L');

    return 0;

}





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I am trying to make a card game in c, I am a bit stuck on how to deal the cards to a selected amount of players. Could anyone give me some guidelines on how to do this? I will post the code below, Thanks in advance and happy new year!!!



#include<stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h> //random number generator functions

#include <string.h>

#include <time.h>

#include <ctype.h>



#define CARDS 52



int playerAmount;

int deckAmount;

int drawPosition = 0;

int deckPosition = 0;

char gamePlay;

int handNumber = 0;

int players;











const char *numeric =           {    "Two","Three","Four","Five","Six","Seven",

                "Eight","Nine","Ten","Queen", "Jack","King","Ace" };



    const char *suits =    {     "Diamonds","Hearts","Clubs","Spades"};



const char *P1[5];

const char *P2[5];





// function to shuffle the deck

int Shuffle(int *deck)

{

    int i, temp, card;



    printf("nShuffling...nn");

    for (i = CARDS - 1; i > 0; i--)

    {

        card = rand() % i;

        temp = deck[i];

        deck[i] = deck[card];

        deck[card] = temp;



    }

    return 0;

}



// program entry point

int main(void)

{

    int deck[CARDS];  // deck

    int card = 53;    // card

    int fDisplay, sDisplay;     // face and suit

    int i;            // counter

    char ch = 0;      // keyboard





    printf("Welcome to 25, Please enter the         number        of     players");

    scanf("%d", &players);

    printf("Player Amount is: ", players);

    // Declare player amount-dependant arrays...

    //initialize the deck



    for (i = 0; i < CARDS; i++)

        deck[i] = i;



    // deal cards  

   do

    {

        if (card >= CARDS)

            card = Shuffle(deck);



        // face and suit

        fDisplay = deck[card] % 13;

        sDisplay = deck[card] / 13;

        player1 = deck[card] % 13 *5;

        player2 = deck[card] % 13 *5;



        // display the card

        printf("%2d > %s of %stt", card, numeric    [player1], suits[player1]);

        card++;



        printf("(Enter to deal, L to Leave)n");

        ch = getchar();

    } while (toupper(ch) != 'L');

    return 0;

}





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