Scott Thomas, 14 April 2011 CSC 540A - Graduate Research Seminar Spring 2011 Semester
This program plays the card game "war" and makes some experimental observations
as to the odds of a player winning given a certain card set including:
* having the highest sum
* having the most Aces, Kings, Queens, Jacks, or Tens
It also keeps track of the shortest, longest, and average game lengths
as well as how many true tie games were encountered (A VERY rare occurence).
This program uses a Player type that is a linked list implemented as a FIFO queue to hold
each player's cards (each card being represented by a Node). The temporary holding area
for cards when the players are comparing cards or setting aside during a tie also implements
this queue type.
This program merely requires the user to input the number of games the user would like to play.
The output of the statistics are printed to the screen.
Please read the license in this repo regarding the use of this code.