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A) Write a class Card. A Card has the following private attributes:

Computers and Technology

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Over [174]2 years ago

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Answer:

Java.

Explanation:

public class Card

{

String Suit;

int value;

public Card(int value, String Suit) {

self.value = value;

// Check Suits value

if ((Suit == "hearts") || (Suit == "spades") || (Suit == "clubs") || (Suit == "diamonds"))

self.Suit = Suit;

else {

Suit = "none";

throw new IllegalArgumentException("no card of this type exists.");

}

public String getSuit() {

return Suit;

}

public int getValue() {

return value;

}

public void print() {

System.out.println("%d of %s", value, Suit);

}

public class Deck {

}

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