The Hand class is a subclass of Deck, which means that it inherits its cards attribute, and all its methods.

Hand: implements an abstraction of a hand in a card game.

It includes the implementation of the constructor (the init() method), the str() method, and a number of place-holders for other methods whose functionality is described via their doc strings. The deck is represented as a list cards of Card objects.

Deck: implements an abstraction of the standard 52 (13 ranks × 4 suits) deck of playing cards.

Note that both ranks and suits are class variables, which means they are available to all instances of the Card class as Card.ranks and Card.suits (see the code of the str() method for an example). The suit is an integer between 0 and 3, and is mapped to a string via the suits list. The rank is an integer between 0 and 12, and is mapped to a string representation using the ranks list. Card: implements an abstraction of a playing card using two data attributes: rank and suit.This file contains implementations of the following three classes representing entities found in any card game: There is also the Pair Plus game where you are wagering on whether or not you will be dealt a pair or better. There is the Play/Ante game where you are playing against the dealer to see who has the highest hand. Three Card Poker is actually two games in one: This implementation relies on Python language features including object-oriented programming, mutable compound data types (such as lists and dictionaries), and moderately complex control flows to support various parts of the game logic. A simplified version of the Three Card Poker game written in Python.

3 card poker games