Final Project: A Game Of 31

Your task is to develop a program that plays a game of 31. In particular, your program should satisfy the following requirements:
1. Playing cards are represented as variables of the following type:
typedef struct card s {
char suit[9];
int value;
struct card s *pt;
} card;
You are allowed to add attributes to this definition, but not to remove any.
2. The game is played using two decks of cards.
3. The deck is represented as a dynamic list of cards. The cards drawn from the deck are deleted from the list.
4. The player’s hand is represented as a dynamic list of cards. The list is populated with the cards drawn by the player.
5. The dealer’s hand is represented as a dynamic list of cards. The list is populated with the cards drawn by the dealer.
6. Before the game starts, the two decks of cards should be shuffled.
7. The player starts the game with $1,000. The game terminates if the player loses all his money.
8. The minimum bet is $20 and the maximum bet is $200. The system shall not allow the player to bet more than he has available.
9. The game rules are as follows:
(a) The game proceeds in rounds.
(b) Face cards (Kings, Queens, and Jacks) count as 10 points.
(c) Aces count as 1 point or 11 points.
(d) The player places his/her bet at the beginning of every round and before any cards are dealt.
(e) Initially, the dealer and the player are dealt one card each, in the following order: player-dealer.
(f) The card of the dealer is dealt face up.
(g) After the two cards are dealt, the player goes first. The player has the option of “hit” (being dealt additional an card) or “stand” (terminate his turn). The player’s objective is to bring his/her hand as close to 31 points as possible. The player’s turn terminates when the player stands, hits 31, or the player goes “bust” (goes over 31).
(h) If the player hits 14, he is given the option to “stand”. The dealer has to hit 31 to win a hand for which a player has chosen to stand at 14.
(i) The dealer takes hits until his hand totals 27 or more points. The dealer cannot take a hit beyond 27.
(j) In case the player has hit 14, the dealer continues to draw cards until he hits 31 or goes bust.
(k) If the player does not go bust and his hand total is higher than the dealer’s total or the dealer goes “bust”, he/she wins the bet. If the dealer and the player have the same hand total, the bet is “pushed” (no win or loss). If the dealer has a higher hand than the player’s hand, the player loses the bet.
(l) Exceptions are made if 14 is hit by one of the players. If player hits 14 and dealer hits 31, the dealer wins. If dealer hits 14, he wins. If dealer hits 14, while the player has also hit 14, the dealer has to continuously draw to hit 31, in order to win.
(m) The deck is shu ed when less than 30 cards are left. The dealer’s and the player’s lists are deleted at the end of each round (memory is freed back to the system).

Criterion
Maximu
m Points Exemplary (100%) Proficient (75%) Marginal (25%) Unacceptable (0%)
Requirements
1 Deck shuffling /10
Deck is implemented as a
linked list. Deck is shuffled
when less than 30 cards are
left. The shuffling function
produces a new sequence of
cards per round and every
time the program is restarted
Deck is shuffled but card
sequences are not sufficiently
unique
Deck is not shuffled when
fewer than 30 cards are left
Deck is not implemented as a
linked list and/or the deck is
not shuffled
2 Card Dealing /10
Cards are dealt in the proper
order. Dealer’s first card
appears face up
The right number of cards is
dealt, but not in a proper
order
Cards are not dealt correctly Card dealing is not
implemented
3 Bet handling /5
Bets are tallied correctly. Min
and max bet are enforced
Bets are tallied correctly, but
limits are not enforced
Bets are tallied incorrectly Betting is not implemented
4 Dealer’s hand /10
Dealer’s hand is impemented
as a linked list. Memory is
dynamically allocated and
freed between game rounds
Dealer’s hand is implemented
as a dynamic list, but
memory is not properly
handled
Dealer’s hand is not
implemented as a dynamic
list
Dealer’s hand is not
implemented
5 Player’s hand /10
Player’s hand is impemented
as a linked list. Memory is
dynamically allocated and
freed between game rounds
Player’s hand is implemented
as a dynamic list, but
memory is not properly
handled
Player’s hand is not
implemented as a dynamic
list
Player’s hand is not
implemented
6 Game rules /15 All game rules are followed Most game rules are followed Most game rules are not
followed
Game is not functional
7 Game Interface /10
The interface is inuitive. The
user is able to play the game
with minimal isntructions.
Transitions from round to
round are clear
The interface is intuitive for
the most part. Some
difficulty in understanding
the game navigation.
The interface is counterintuitive.
Navigation options
are not clearly stated.
Interface limitations prevent
proper game functionality
The interface is very basic
and does not allow
transitions between game
rounds.
Program Design
8 Code modularity /10
The code is logically divided
to several functions that
implement important
functionality (deck shuffling,
dealer hand, player hand,
hand tallying, list creation,
list deletion, etc.)
The code is modular but
further simplification could
have been attempted
The code only has a few
functions. Most functionalities
are integrated within the
main function
Code is not modular