Write a C++ Card Game

Overview: You are to implement a computer-based variant of the card game War. This is a two-player card game played with a standard deck of cards in which the aim of the game is to capture all cards in the deck. When one player has all 52 cards, the game is over. Basic Play: To begin, all 52 cards from a standard deck of cards are evenly split randomly between two players. The game plays as follows: • Each player turns over the top card in their deck. This is called a "Battle". • Whichever player has the highest card claims both cards and puts them at the end of their collection. The value of the card is based on the number value, with 2 being the lowest and Ace being highest. "Picture" cards are ordered lowest to highest Jack, Queen, King, Ace. • If both cards have the same value, "War" breaks out (detailed below) • This continues until one player has all 52 cards, in which the game ends War: If the value of both cards is the same, "War" takes place. It has the following rules: • Each player takes the top 4 cards from their deck. The 4th card is revealed. Whoever has the highest value on that 4th card claims all cards. If it is a draw again, this process is repeated. Game Modes: Your game should have two modes that can be chosen at the beginning of your program: 1. Versus Computer Mode - In this mode one player can play against a computer opponent 2. Simulation Mode - In this mode you simulate a complete game with no human players. At the end of the game, you must report on who won, how many "battles" and how many "Wars" occurred in the game Functionality: • Game set up, including getting player names, dealing cards, etc. • Basic game play, including battles • Implementation of "war" functionality • Appropriate display to screen • Implementation of simulation mode • End game condition Extra Functionality: You should make some individual additions to this, however could include such features as (but is certainly not limited to): • Changing how a draw in "war" is handled • Making a particular type of card have special powers in a battle or war Program Design: You should implement your program using the following classes (as a minimum, you may include more if appropriate): • Player class: Holds details of the player including a collection of cards, contains only aspects that relate to a "card", i.e. no data members or member functions that are not directly related to a card • Card class: Consists of the value and suit of the card, contains only aspects that relate to a "player", i.e. no data members or member functions that are not directly related to a player