EPISODE · Nov 28, 2009
PokerHand
from APCS Java · host Chris Thiel
To make a variety of Poker games, we need a way to evaluate and compare Poker hands. This video also shows how to implement an interface in an inner class, so that a user can press a button, and new poker hands are generated. Starter code can be found at the APCS Wiki.
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