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# [Black Jack (Java)](https://youtu.be/GMdgjaDdOjI)

How to code a Black Jack game in Java for beginners! Learn how to create a game of Black Jack in Java using the awt and swing graphics library.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to make the card game, black jack! You will learn how to create a deck, shuffle it, and deal cards to the dealer and the player. You will also learn to hit (draw cards) and stay (submit your hand) and compare the results to see who wins the round. After learning how to set up the game logic, you will learn how to create a graphical user interface (GUI) to display the player cards and update when you click hit or stay.

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![blackjack-java-demo](https://github.com/ImKennyYip/blackjack-java/assets/78777681/51e12a13-3e73-4b6c-baac-6132b07fad93)

## Homework:
You can continue working on this project if you like. One feature you can add is create an input to let players bet money (Of course this is hypothetical money!). To do this, you will need a JTextField. Then you can use the getText() method to get the input, check if it's a number, and use that as the amount of money the player is betting. Another useful feature would be to create another JButton for "next game" and enable it only when the game is settled. By clicking this button, your program should call startGame(), which will build and shuffle the deck, and deal new cards to the players.

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