"""
Felix Muzny
DS 2000
Lecture 19
November 12, 2024

Introduction to classes
- Card class (in card.py)
- diver/main code (in this file itself)

make a bunch of cards and plays "blackjack" with them
"""


# so we can access the Card class without saying card.Card
from card import Card

# challenge problem: re-write this function so it works
# with a list of two or more cards
def blackjack(card1, card2):
    """
    Play blackjack but only with 2 cards
    Aces are 1 or 11
    face cards are 10
    other cards are their point value
    :param card1: Card
    :param card2: Card
    :return: True if the card values sum to 21
    """

    # but actually the only way to get a blackjack with two cards is to have an
    # Ace and a 10/face card
    if card1.number == 1:
        return card2.number == 10 or card2.is_face()
    elif card2.number == 1:
        return card1.number == 10 or card1.is_face()
    return False


def main():
    # make and test out some cards
    c1 = Card(1, 1)
    print(c1)
    c2 = Card(2, 10)
    print(c2)
    c3 = Card(3, 13)
    print(c3)
    c4 = Card(4, 11)
    print(c4)
    c5 = Card(4, 11)
    print(c5)
    c6 = Card(1, 5)
    c7 = Card(1, 9)

    # see if >, < work
    print("comparing", c1, "greater than", c2, "?", c1 > c2)
    print("comparing", c1, "less than", c2, "?", c1 < c2)
    print("comparing", c2, "less than", c1, "?", c2 < c1)
    print("comparing", c4, "equal to", c5, "?", c4 == c5)
    print("comparing", c4, "not equal to", c5, "?", c4 != c5)
    print()

    # play blackjack
    print(c1, "and", c2, "are blackjack? ", blackjack(c1, c2))
    print(c1, "and", c3, "are blackjack? ", blackjack(c1, c3))
    print(c3, "and", c1, "are blackjack? ", blackjack(c3, c1))
    print(c1, "and", c1, "are blackjack? ", blackjack(c1, c1))
    print(c6, "and", c7, "are blackjack? ", blackjack(c6, c7))
    print()

main()