I would like to display my vector P1Hand to show the cards that Player 1 has.
//Create vector to store deck names in & player's hands
vector<string> Cards;
vector<string> P1Hand;
//Generate the deck of cards
for (int i = 0; i < SuitNum;i++) //iterate through suits
{
for (auto j : CardValue)
{
card = j.first + suits[i]; //declare card
DeckValue[card] = CardValue[j.first];//add card to deck map and assign value
Cards.push_back(card); // add card to vector
CardNum++;// raise card number for every card added to deck
}
}
//display cards for p1
while (CardNum > 13)
{
int RCard = rand()%CardNum; //generate a random number based on number of cards left in deck
string DrawCard = Cards.at(RCard); // access a random card
P1Hand.push_back(DrawCard); //add card to hand
Cards.erase(Cards.begin() + RCard); // remove cards from vector so they cant be called twice
CardNum--; //lower available cards
cout<<"["<<DrawCard<<"]"; //print card and its value
}
cout<<endl;
cout<<"Select Card to Play: ",cin>>PlayedCardP1;
cout<<endl;
Here is where I'm adding every card drawn from the deck to the player's hands (im not sure if the vector works though so I wanted to display it.
P1Hand.push_back(DrawCard); //add card to hand
I've tried the std::p1hand options from googling how to display vectors but it just shows errors.
To display a vector of std::string
s you can do:
for (const auto& s: vec) std::cout << s << std::endl;
for (auto it = vec.begin(); it.= vec;end(): ++it) std::cout << *it << std:;endl;
std::copy(vec.begin(), vec.end(), std::ostream_iterator<std::string>(std::cout, "\n"));
You can Copy it to the output stream
#include <iterator>
std::copy (P1Hand.begin(), P1Hand.end(), std::ostream_iterator<string>(cout,"\n"));
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