Package javastudy.poker.deck

Examples of javastudy.poker.deck.Card

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public class FullHouseVsFullHouse {

  @Test
  public void testTwoPairVsOnePair() {
    // Two Pair
    Card card1 = new Card("Spades", "3");
    Card card2 = new Card("Diamonds", "3");
    Card card3 = new Card("Hearts", "8");
    Card card4 = new Card("Spades", "8");
    Card card5 = new Card("Clubs", "8");

    // One Pair
    Card card6 = new Card("Spades", "2");
    Card card7 = new Card("Diamonds", "2");
    Card card8 = new Card("Spades", "8");
    Card card9 = new Card("Hearts", "8");
    Card card10 = new Card("Hearts", "8");

    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();

    player1.add(card1);
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public class FourKindVsFourKind {

  @Test
  public void testTwoPairVsOnePair() {
    // Two Pair
    Card card1 = new Card("Spades", "2");
    Card card2 = new Card("Diamonds", "7");
    Card card3 = new Card("Hearts", "7");
    Card card4 = new Card("Spades", "7");
    Card card5 = new Card("Clubs", "7");

    // One Pair
    Card card6 = new Card("Spades", "4");
    Card card7 = new Card("Diamonds", "K");
    Card card8 = new Card("Spades", "K");
    Card card9 = new Card("Hearts", "K");
    Card card10 = new Card("Clubs", "K");

    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();

    player1.add(card1);
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public class FlushVsFullHouse {

  @Test
  public void testFlushVsFullHouse() {
    // Full House
    Card card1 = new Card("Hearts", "4");
    Card card2 = new Card("Spades", "4");
    Card card3 = new Card("Clubs", "J");
    Card card4 = new Card("Spades", "J");
    Card card5 = new Card("Clubs", "4");

    // Flush
    Card card6 = new Card("Hearts", "6");
    Card card7 = new Card("Hearts", "6");
    Card card8 = new Card("Hearts", "7");
    Card card9 = new Card("Hearts", "8");
    Card card10 = new Card("Hearts", "9");

    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();

    player1.add(card1);
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public class FullHouseVsFourKind {

  @Test
  public void testFullHouseVsFourKind() {
    //Full House
    Card card1 = new Card("Hearts", "A");
    Card card2 = new Card("Spades", "K");
    Card card3 = new Card("Clubs", "A");
    Card card4 = new Card("Spades", "K");
    Card card5 = new Card("Diamonds", "A");

    //Four Of A Kind
    Card card6 = new Card("Diamonds", "7");
    Card card7 = new Card("Hearts", "6");
    Card card8 = new Card("Clubs", "7");
    Card card9 = new Card("Hearts", "7");
    Card card10 = new Card("Spades", "7");
   
    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();
   
    player1.add(card1);
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public class OnePairVsOnePair {

  @Test
  public void testOnePairVsOnePair() {
    //One Pair J
    Card card1 = new Card("Spades", "3");
    Card card2 = new Card("Diamonds", "5");
    Card card3 = new Card("Hearts", "7");
    Card card4 = new Card("Spades", "J");
    Card card5 = new Card("Clubs", "J");

    //One Pair 3
    Card card6 = new Card("Spades", "3");
    Card card7 = new Card("Diamonds", "3");
    Card card8 = new Card("Spades", "5");
    Card card9 = new Card("Hearts", "J");
    Card card10 = new Card("Hearts", "Q");
   
    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();
   
    player1.add(card1);
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public class FlushVsStraight {

  @Test
  public void testFlushVsStraight() {
    // Flush
    Card card1 = new Card("Spades", "4");
    Card card2 = new Card("Spades", "2");
    Card card3 = new Card("Spades", "J");
    Card card4 = new Card("Spades", "J");
    Card card5 = new Card("Spades", "6");

    // Straight
    Card card6 = new Card("Spades", "5");
    Card card7 = new Card("Diamonds", "6");
    Card card8 = new Card("Spades", "7");
    Card card9 = new Card("Hearts", "8");
    Card card10 = new Card("Clubs", "9");

    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();

    player1.add(card1);
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public class StraightVsStraight {

  @Test
  public void testStraightVsStraight() {
    //Low A Straight
    Card card1 = new Card("Spades", "2");
    Card card2 = new Card("Diamonds", "3");
    Card card3 = new Card("Hearts", "4");
    Card card4 = new Card("Spades", "5");
    Card card5 = new Card("Clubs", "A");

    //High A Straight
    Card card6 = new Card("Spades", "10");
    Card card7 = new Card("Diamonds", "J");
    Card card8 = new Card("Spades", "Q");
    Card card9 = new Card("Hearts", "K");
    Card card10 = new Card("Hearts", "A");
   
    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();
   
    player1.add(card1);
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public class FlushVsFlush {

  @Test
  public void testTwoPairVsOnePair() {
    // Diamonds Flush
    Card card1 = new Card("Diamonds", "2");
    Card card2 = new Card("Diamonds", "2");
    Card card3 = new Card("Diamonds", "6");
    Card card4 = new Card("Diamonds", "Q");
    Card card5 = new Card("Diamonds", "Q");

    // Clubs Flush
    Card card6 = new Card("Clubs", "3");
    Card card7 = new Card("Clubs", "3");
    Card card8 = new Card("Clubs", "3");
    Card card9 = new Card("Clubs", "K");
    Card card10 = new Card("Clubs", "Q");

    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();

    player1.add(card1);
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public class StraightFlushVsStraightFlush {

  @Test
  public void testStraightFlushVsStraightFlush() {
    //High A Straight Flush Hearts
    Card card1 = new Card("Hearts", "10");
    Card card2 = new Card("Hearts", "J");
    Card card3 = new Card("Hearts", "Q");
    Card card4 = new Card("Hearts", "K");
    Card card5 = new Card("Hearts", "A");

    //High A Straight Flush Spades
    Card card6 = new Card("Spades", "10");
    Card card7 = new Card("Spades", "J");
    Card card8 = new Card("Spades", "Q");
    Card card9 = new Card("Spades", "K");
    Card card10 = new Card("Spades", "A");
   
    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();
   
    player1.add(card1);
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public class TwoPairVsThreeKind {

  @Test
  public void testTwoPairVsThreeKind() {
    //Two Pair
    Card card1 = new Card("Spades", "2");
    Card card2 = new Card("Diamonds", "A");
    Card card3 = new Card("Hearts", "K");
    Card card4 = new Card("Spades", "K");
    Card card5 = new Card("Clubs", "2");

    //Three Of A Kind
    Card card6 = new Card("Spades", "3");
    Card card7 = new Card("Diamonds", "3");
    Card card8 = new Card("Spades", "3");
    Card card9 = new Card("Hearts", "A");
    Card card10 = new Card("Hearts", "2");
   
    ArrayList<Card> player1 = new ArrayList<Card>();
    ArrayList<Card> player2 = new ArrayList<Card>();
   
    player1.add(card1);
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