taylor.grimes.cs
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Use and array to store the cards. I'm assuming you deck of cards will not grow so you don't need a linked list and if it did grow you could still allocate a larger array and copy the values there however this would take more work than a linked list.
int cards[NUM_CARDS];
fill cards array with cards
Anyway shuffle()
for (i = 0; i < NUM_CARDS; i++)
int newLoc = rand() % NUM_CARDS;
temp = cards[i];
cards[i] = cards[newLoc];
cards[newLoc] = temp;
You are going to shuffle without any space increase and only n time. Some cards may stay in the same place because you may have swapped them back and forth. I assumed this was alright. Every card will be touched.
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why? can you explain?
- taylor.grimes.cs September 21, 2012