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is this homework? &nbsp;Playing card games are usually homework ;-)<br />
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What problem are you having?
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is this homework?  Playing card games are usually homework ;-)

What problem are you having?

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this is not homework I am traying to learn mor about arrays<br />
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this is not homework I am traying to learn mor about arrays



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So why not ask a question about arrays?<br />
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We cannot just write reams of code for a Card game (as that won't help you learn about arrays)<br />
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We can give advice about arrays though, or answer an array based question...<br />
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I assume you've read this:<br />
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<a href="http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/data/arraybasics.html" rel="ugc">http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/data/arraybasics.html</a><br />
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So why not ask a question about arrays?

We cannot just write reams of code for a Card game (as that won't help you learn about arrays)

We can give advice about arrays though, or answer an array based question...

I assume you've read this:

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/data/arraybasics.html [http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/data/arraybasics.html]

?

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Don't create solitaire again.<br />
Please read a booklet on card games first to make your choice.<br />
On the internet you'll find databases full of card images,<br />
so your creativity can be focused on the calculus.<br />
;JOOP!
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Don't create solitaire again.
Please read a booklet on card games first to make your choice.
On the internet you'll find databases full of card images,
so your creativity can be focused on the calculus.
;JOOP!

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Hi &nbsp;<br />
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every one <br />
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I am tring to write a standred playing card is any one know how to helpe me <br />
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thank you 
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Hi  
 
every one 
 
I am tring to write a standred playing card is any one know how to helpe me 

thank you 

Playing card game

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