This project has been created for a better understanding of some Python fundamentals in a basic/intermediate level.
I decided to make open the last part as open source mainly for two reason:
- Curiosity: I'm curious how other people would have faced the same challenge. Each point of view is unique and can lead to innovative solutions.
- Collaboration: I firmly believe that collaboration can enrich our work and improve the overall project.
This open-source repository provides a solid foundation for anyone looking to build a poker-themed site or app. The code is designed to be straightforward, making it easy to understand the mechanics of card games and how they can be implemented programmatically.
Whether you’re a beginner eager to learn or an experienced developer looking to contribute, this project is a great starting point. Dive in, explore the code, and feel free to enhance it with your own features or improvements. Join us in creating an engaging poker experience!
If you want to contribute, explore the code or simply exchange ideas, you're in the right place! Your experience and your constructive criticism is essential to the improvement of this project.
Poker.py.showing.commands.online-video-cutter.com.mp4
It is important to stress that we want to maintain a friendly and collaborative environment. Diversity of opinion is one thing, but Aristotle's complex and lack of respect are another.
- Code Review: Let me know what you think of it. What improvements would you suggest?
- Feature Requests: Do you got any ideas of new functionalities? Share them with me.
- Bug Reports: If you see something not working as it should, let me know.
- @ThatGabrieleC
- You?
For any doubt or need, feel free to email ThatGabrieleC@outlook.com
As seen in demo, this program can be used directly in the console. There are three main sections while playing:
- Start playing and changing cards: The user can decide if he wants to keep his cards or change them by writing in the terminal the amount he wants(max is five by writing all)
- Comparing hands and score section: Opponents hand will be seen by the user and there will be a compare between players hand, determining a winner and assgigning score to him/them.
- Continue playing cycle: at the end of every match the user can decide if he wants continue playing and if the deck should be shuffle or not. Every round will add to continue cycle 1 point; every 3 rounds the user can also decide to reset the score or maintain as it is.
If you’re ready to get started, start exploring the project and feel free to fork, open issue or send pull request!
Thank you for your interest and willingness to contribute! Together we can create something really special. Have fun playing 5-card poker!