C++ Card Game Programming

Objectives: 1. Defining classes using separate compilation 2. Use classes, vectors, and pointers. 3. Use dynamic memory 4. Model a deck of playing cards as C++ objects 1. You are to implement the following Card class. enum Suit {HEARTS, CLUBS, SPADES, DIAMONDS}; enum Rank {ACE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, TEN, JACK, QUEEN, KING}; First place the code above in a header file Card.h and make sure it has include guards. Then define the Card member functions in the implementation file Card.cpp. I provided the definition of Card’s toString() member function below to help get you started: 2. You are to implement the following class CardDeck which models a standard deck of 52 playing cards: Be sure to put the code above in a header file called CardDeck.h with include guards and the appropriate include statements. The definitions of the CardDeck class member functions should go in the implementation file [login to view URL] Make sure the implementation file includes the CardDeck header file. The constructor should create 52 Card objects individually (no loops) using the new operator (dynamic memory) and add each Card object to the CardDeck object’s vector<Card*> member deck. For each Card pointer in the deck, the destructor should call the delete operator to free up the dynamic memory occupied by its Card pointee and then remove the Card pointer from deck. 3. Place the following driver program in an application file [login to view URL] • header files: Card.h, CardDeck.h • implementation files: [login to view URL], [login to view URL] • application file: [login to view URL] (See complete assignment in attached PDF)