Description

The purpose of this challenge is to define overloaded operators for a user-defined class. This challenge simulates playing cards.

 Requirements

1. Define a class called Card as below. Complete the as_string() function and the overloaded operators as described in the comments below.

   class Card
   {
     private: 
       // suit contains values 1-4, to represent suits below
       // 1 - Diamonds, 2 - Hearts, 3 - Clubs, 4 - Spades
       int suit; 
       // value contains values 1 - 13
       // Ace - 1, 2-10, J - 11, Q - 12, K - 13
       int value;
     public:
       // you will need to write:
       //  - an overloaded constructor to set suit and value
   
       // function to return a string that describes the card
       string as_string()
       {
         // for example, if suit == 1 and value == 1
         // this function would return "Ace of Diamonds"
       }  
   
       // write an overloaded operator for less-than-or-equal-to 
       // this function allows you to compare two cards. 
       // despite an Ace having a value of 1, it is 
       // actually greater in value than all the other cards
       // make sure your overload for less-than-or-equal-to takes
       // this into account
   
       // write an overloaded operator for << that will allow
       // you to cout a Card object. This overload will call the 
       // as_string() function to display its description
   };

Sample main()

// class definition here

int main()
{
  Card test1(1,1);   // Ace of Diamonds
  Card test2(1,10);  // 10 of Diamonds

  cout << test1 << endl;    // should show "Ace of Diamonds"
  
  if (test2 <= test1)
  {
    // should show "Ace of Diamonds beats 10 of diamonds"
    cout << test1 << " beats " << test2 << endl;
  }
  else
  {
    cout << test2 << " beats " << test1 << endl;
  }
}

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