Hi,


I have to write blackjack game for college using processing language. It has to be done in a strict object oriented approach. So i can`t make an object of a class in another class unless there is some connection.

We have to use a Player interface

1.     interface Player { 
2.      
3.       // This is the interface you are expected to implement for both
4.       // the computer controlled 'dealer' and the human player(s)
5.      
6.       // You can change the return types for any of the items in the interface.
7.       // You can also add arguments two the first two method listed below
8.      
9.       void twist(/* you can add an argument here */);               // This method should allow the player to add acard to their hand
10.      
11.       void updateValueOfHand(/* you can add an argument here */);   // Updates the the value of the cards the player has in their hand
12.        
13.       void stick();        // Called when the player does not want to take another card
14.      
15.       void updateScore();  // Updates the player's overall score (number of games they have won)
16.      
17.       int getValueOfHand(); // Getter method for the value of the cards the player has in their hand
18.      
19.       int getScore();      // Getter method for the player's overall score (number of games they have won)
20.      
21.       void showHand();     // Used to display the player's hand on screen
22.      
23.       void clearHand();    // Used at the end of a round to empty the cards in the player's hand
24.    
25.     }

I have done a storyboard for the game.

So far I have got a


   

1.     interface Player
2.     class Card
3.     class Deck extends Card
4.    
5.     class Computer implements Player
6.     class Human implements Player

I am planning to have a class called ScoreTable where i can keep and show the scores and a Button class where i can draw the buttons.

What kind of classes should i have? Can i have a ScoreTable class which implements Player and a stand alone Button class?


Thank you for your help