Answer:
C++ code is explained below
Explanation:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void instructions ( );
void input (int& number_of_cards, char& card_value1, char& card_value2, char& card_value3, char& card_value4, char& card_value5);
int calculate_hand (int& number_of_cards, char& card_value1, char& card_value2, char& card_value3, char& card_value4, char& card_value5);
void output_result ( );
int main ( )
{
char yes;
int number_of_cards;
char card_value1;
char card_value2;
char card_value3;
char card_value4;
char card_value5;
instructions ( );
do{
input (number_of_cards, card_value1, card_value2, card_value3, card_value4, card_value5);
cout << "Again? (y/n)" << endl;
cin >> yes;
cout << endl;
}while (yes == 'Y' || yes == 'y');
system ("Pause");
return 0;
}
void instructions ( )
{
cout << "This program scores a blackjack hand. The user is asked how many cards" << endl;
cout << "he or she has, and the card values. This program will then output the user's" << endl;
cout << "scores. The output will be either: a number between 2 and 21, or the word BUSTED" << endl << endl;
cout << "The values of the cards should be inputted as the following: input the numbers" << endl;
cout << "2-9 just as inputting regular numbers, for the number 10 input 't', for jack" << endl;
cout << "input 'j' for queen input 'q', for king input 'k', and for ace input 'a'" << endl << endl;
}
void input (int& number_of_cards, char& card_value1, char& card_value2, char& card_value3, char& card_value4, char& card_value5)
{
cout << "Please input the number of cards in your hand (either 2, 3, 4, or 5)" << endl;
cin >> number_of_cards;
cout << endl;
if (number_of_cards == 2)
{
cout << "Please input the value of the first card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value1;
cout << "Please input the value of the second card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value2;
cout << endl << endl;
}
else if (number_of_cards == 3)
{
cout << "Please input the value of the first card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value1;
cout << "Please input the value of the second card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value2;
cout << "Please input the value of the third card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value3;
cout << endl << endl;
}
else if (number_of_cards == 4)
{
cout << "Please input the value of the first card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value1;
cout << "Please input the value of the second card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value2;
cout << "Please input the value of the third card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value3;
cout << "Please input the value of the fourth card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value4;
cout << endl << endl;
}
else if (number_of_cards == 5)
{
cout << "Please input the value of the first card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value1;
cout << "Please input the value of the second card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value2;
cout << "Please input the value of the third card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value3;
cout << "Please input the value of the fourth card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value4;
cout << "Please input the value of the fifth card: " << endl;
cin >> card_value5;
cout << endl << endl;
}
}
int calculate_hand (int& number_of_cards, char& card_value1, char& card_value2, char& card_value3, char& card_value4, char& card_value5)
{
}
