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Funny example in regards of a card-deck. How would you have unique keys for the 3 jokers in the deck ?
by danielovichdk 9y ago
Funny example in regards of a card-deck. How would you have unique keys for the 3 jokers in the deck ?
- LeonM 9y agoA joker does not have a suit, nor a number, so it would not fit in the example table anyway.
- IgorPartola 9y agoRepresent the suit as J and number them sequentially? Also not all games use jokers.
- WorldMaker 9y agoArguably Joker is the number, and like Ace is 1 you might use 0 or 14 depending on math preferences as a surrogate number (or stick to the character designations like A, K, Q, J). Decks with four jokers typically have suited jokers. Decks with two are typically (though not always) red/black and could be given arbitrary suits (say hearts/spades).
- WorldMaker 9y agoDecks with four jokers are often suited (just as the most common decks with two jokers are red/black), so a deck with three jokers you could treat as suited jokers that are missing a suit.