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Shuffle deck

Define cards 2-10 each with their four suits:
Heart = suit1
Diamond = suit2
Clubs = suit3
Spades = suit4
Heart = suit1;
Diamond = suit2;
Clubs = suit3;
Spades = suit4;

Define face cards as:
Jack = switch rotation order of players until another jack is put down
Queen = skip next turn
King = next player draws 2 cards from draw pile

Ace = next player draws 4 cards from draw pile
//joker can be a boolean depending if it has a suit or not (suit being true or false)
//also, define Joker as boolean
Expand All @@ -23,16 +24,17 @@ Define face cards as:
//doesn't really matter,make it random rock paper scissors for who goes first.
First player = player with the oldest birthday
Next player = player with the next oldest birthday
Repeat until all players have been named
Repeat until all players have been named;
//make integer carts with a value of ten
int Cards = 10;
p1,p2,p3,p4 = Cards
p1,p2,p3,p4 = Cards;
//no need to repeat code when you can apply to all players defining how many cards they have
Give first player 10 cards:
Give next player 10 cards:
Repeat until all players have 10 cards
Repeat until all players have 10 cards;
//card order doesn't matter kiddo, you're making it harder for yourself
Player puts cards in ascending xor descending order:
Repeat until all players have sorted thier cards
Repeat until all players have sorted thier cards;

Rest of Cards = draw pile

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