def __init__(self, players): self.deck = cardlib.Deck() self.deck.shuffle() self.hands = dict() for player in range(players): hand = List() hand.append(deck.pop()) hand.append(deck.pop()) self.hands[player](hand)
def test_straight_flush():
# Checking the Straight Flush function
deck = cl.Deck()
deck.create_deck()
hand = cl.Hand()
for i in range(5):
hand.add_card(deck.draw())
k = cl.check_straight_flush(hand.cards)
assert k[0] == 14
assert k[1] == cl.AceCard(cl.Suit(3))
hand.drop_cards(0)
assert cl.check_straight_flush(hand.cards) is None
def test_pokerhand():
# Creating the pokerhand objects and then testing them against other pokerhands.
deck = cl.Deck()
deck.create_deck()
hand = cl.Hand()
hand2 = cl.Hand()
for i in range(5):
hand.add_card(deck.draw())
for i in range(5):
hand2.add_card(deck.draw())
bph = hand.best_poker_hand()
bph2 = hand2.best_poker_hand()
assert bph > bph2
assert bph == bph
assert bph2 < bph
def test_hand_and_deck():
# Creating the cards and then testing them towards the values they should have. Checking if the functions in the
# hand and deck classes are working as well as the values from the poker_hand class.
deck = cl.Deck()
deck.create_deck() # Testing create_deck func
hand = cl.Hand()
hand2 = cl.Hand()
n = 5
k = [0, 2, 4]
for i in range(n):
hand.add_card(deck.draw()) # Testing add_card function
hand.drop_cards(k) # Testing drop_cards funtion
hand2.add_card(cl.KingCard(cl.Suit(0)))
hand2.add_card(cl.JackCard(cl.Suit(0)))
assert len(hand.cards) == n - len(k)
assert hand.cards == hand2.cards
hand2.add_card(cl.AceCard(cl.Suit(0)))
hand2.sort_cards() # Test of sort function
assert hand2.cards[0] == cl.AceCard(cl.Suit(0))
poker_hand = hand2.best_poker_hand()
assert poker_hand.type == cl.HandType(1) # Test of best_poker_hand
assert poker_hand.value == cl.AceCard(cl.Suit(0)).card[0]
assert poker_hand.cards == hand2.cards
def __init__(self): self.deck = cardlib.Deck() self.score = 0