Implement a class to represent a playing card. Your class should have the following methods: __ init _ (self, rank, suit) rank is an int in the range 1-13 indicating the ranks ace-king' and suit is a single character "d ' " "c' " "h ' " or "s" indicating the suit (diamonds, clubs, hearts, or spades). Create the corresponding card. getRank(self) Returns the rank of the card. get Suit (self) Returns the suit of the card. value(self) Returns the Blackjack value of a card. Ace counts as 1, face cards count as 10. __ str __ (self) Returns a string that names the card. For example, "Ace of Spades". Test your card class with a program that prints out n randomly generated cards and the associated Blackjack value where n is a number supplied by the user.

from random import randrange

class Card():

def __init__(self, rank, suit):

self.rank = rank

self.suit = suit

def getRank(self):

return self.rank

def getSuit(self):

return self.suit

def value(self):

if self.getRank() < 10:

return self.rank

else:

return 10

def __str__(self):

ranks = [None, "Ace", "Two", "Three", "Four", "Five", "Six",

"Seven", "Eight","Nine","Ten","Jack", "Queen", "King"]

rankStr = ranks[self.rank]

if self.suit == 'c':

suitStr = "Clubs"

elif self.suit == 'd':

suitStr = "Diamonds"

elif self.suit == 'h':

suitStr = "Hearts"

else:

suitStr ="Spades"

return "{0} of {1}".format(rankStr, suitStr)

def main():

n = int(input("How many cards would you like to see? "))

for i in range(n):

rank = randrange(1,14)

suit = "dchs"[randrange(4)]

randCard = Card(rank, suit)

print(randCard, "counts as", randCard.value())

if __name__ == '__main__':

main()

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