Android-based-rummy-game.pdf

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Android Based Rummy Game CS 323 – OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

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Rida-e-Fatima Zainub Wahid

2012-314 2012-420

Rummy Basics

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Players :

Human vs. Program

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Deck

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52 Cards

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Suits

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4 suits (Hearts, Clubs, Spades, Diamonds)

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Cards

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10 Cards per Player

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Stacks :

2 Stacks (Stock and Discard Pile)

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Ending and Scoring 

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A player wins the hand by being the first to play all the cards in their hand by either melding, laying off or discarding

Card

Score

Aces

1 Point Each

Faces (K, Q & J)

10 Points Each

Other Cards

Pip Value

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Attributes and Methods 

Player 

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Attributes 

Hand hand

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String Name

Methods 

Player (string playerName)

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Void reset ()

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String getPlayerName ()

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Int getScore ()

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Void incrementRoundsWon ()

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Void addCard (Card aCard)

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Card[] getHand ()

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Attributes and Methods (Cont.) 

Card 

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Attributes 

String Suite

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Int Rank

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Int Value

Methods 

Card (string Suite, int Rank)

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String getSuite ()

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Int getRank ()

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Int getValue ()

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Attributes and Methods (Cont.) 

Deck 

Attributes 

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Card Cards

Methods 

Deck ()

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Deck dealCard ()

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Deck Shuffle ()

Rummy 

Attributes 

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Deck deck

Methods 

Rummy ()

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Void newRound ()

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Void hitPlayer ()

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Use Case

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Use Case (Cont.) 

A move includes drawing from either stock or discard pile and then discarding a card.

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References 1.

http://rummy.com/rummyrules.html

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https://www.student.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~cs132/Weekly/W05/A05/A0 5classdiagram.html

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