I am very new to C# and I know this is very basic, but it was/is great practice for finding loopholes and some new code in general as well.
Now I will add things like insurance, splits, bets, players, etc.
Edit: Aces are low in this
Looks like a great start to me! Just out of curiosity why not display the cards horizontally as opposed to vertically? If you hit more than once your cards might start clipping.
Go for it, I am making a console game as well! Mine is more RPG, roguelike.. But its a great way to learn and play with things(practice), Some nice tools out there like GoblinFactory Konsole or Spectre Console, Pastel etc. may help 🙂
https://github.com/goblinfactory/konsole
https://github.com/spectresystems/spectre.console
https://github.com/silkfire/Pastel
Speaking of loopholes, dealers normally stand on soft 18 or better, don’t they? (and sometimes soft 17, depending on where you play)
Oh cool! I like the ASCII art cards with the numbers displayed in each corner, that’s a nice touch! 🙂
edit: that looks like an Android device, are you using Unity or Xamarin or what?
iPhone 11 Pro. It’s “Continuous”, $15 on the App Store
It also supports the visual parts of c#, tho I haven’t learned all that unfortunately!
And thank you! I plan to eventually add the suits as well
Cool!
Last time I tried Continuous it didn’t support input from the console. I might play around with myself.
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