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Some code for shuffling and dealing from the deck because a deck doesn't really shuffle or deal itself. Was a poor decision that sacrificed practicality for purity. Would be easier if they were methods on the deck. How are the docstrings … Re: Hold'em Hand Evaluator Programming Software Development by TrustyTony docstring from line 175 until 186 for example Re: Hold'em Hand Evaluator Programming Software Development by TrustyTony Have you considered splitting code to modules? Just using [icode]return self.attr <cond> other.attr[/icode] would compact the helper class quite a bit. On the other hand I do not like the _ variable. It should be also possible to evaluate objects repr to recreate the object. Re: Hold'em Hand Evaluator Programming Software Development by lrh9 I refactored the code and added an example. The only problem remaining as far as I know is that if two hands are of equal rank but one has higher kickers, my test code will display text suggesting that they are equal. (Differences in kickers are significant in this program though. If one hand has higher kickers than another it will be greater … Re: Hold'em Hand Evaluator Programming Software Development by lrh9 [code=Python]# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ##Copyright © 2010 Larry Haskins ##This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify ##it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by ##the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or ##(at your option) any later version. ##This program is … Re: Hold'em Hand Evaluator Programming Software Development by lrh9 There is a small bug in my code. The __eq__ method for the card should be: [code=Python]def __eq__(self, other): return hash(self) == hash(other)[/code] I know suits aren't an issue when you compare two cards in a standard game of poker, but if you want to use deck.remove to remove a card you need this new method. Don't worry. 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