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Old August 28th, 2002, 08:31 PM
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another rules question...
is it allowed to read in the entire input.txt file in one go...and then deal the cards from an array?
or do we have to read the input.txt file one line at a time as the cards are dealt?

i was just wondering
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RE: another rules question...
i also have a question.

does QKA23 qualify as straight?
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RE: another rules question...
i don't think so.

and i am wondering about
"8 9 10 J Q". i don't think that is a straight, but i might be wrong
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Old August 28th, 2002, 09:43 PM
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RE: another rules question...
" is it allowed to read in the entire input.txt file in one go"

yes, as long as you aren't looking ahead in the deck...

"does QKA23 qualify as straight?"

no, wrap arounds don't count...
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"8 9 T J Q"

would be a straight...
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I take it you're trusting us on the no look-ahead :O
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It's not like I can't see your code ;)
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