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The assignment for the Data Structures course at COMSATS University requires students to create a card game using stack data structures in C/C++. Players will build a tower of cards by following specific rules, with a scoring system based on successful actions. Submissions must include a complete program, a report on stack operations, and test cases, with a due date of March 18, 2025.

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The assignment for the Data Structures course at COMSATS University requires students to create a card game using stack data structures in C/C++. Players will build a tower of cards by following specific rules, with a scoring system based on successful actions. Submissions must include a complete program, a report on stack operations, and test cases, with a due date of March 18, 2025.

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COMSATS University Islamabad (Lahore Campus)

Assignment<1> - SPRING 2025


Course Title: Data Structures Course Code: CSC211 Credit Hours: 4(3,1)

Course Instructor: Humera Niaz Program Name: BS(CS)

Due Date: 18-03-2025 Maximum Marks: 25

Important Instructions / Guidelines:


The submission date is March 18, 2025. Submit your assignment in the form of a report. It should contain a
problem statement, solution (code), and output. Your pdf/docx file name should be your registration no.
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Ensure your program runs without errors and follows the structure outlined above.
Learning Objectives: Demonstrate the knowledge of stack data structure in C/C++programming.

Objective:
Create a simple card game where players build a "tower" of cards using stack data structures. The goal is
to simulate placing and removing cards based on specific rules, utilizing stack operations.
Game Rules:
1. Card Representation: Each card is represented by a number (1-13) indicating its value (Ace to
King).
2. Building the Tower:
o Players can push cards onto the stack.

o Players can pop the top card from the stack.

o Cards can only be added if they are of a higher value than the card currently at the top of
the stack. (Card numbers to be placed on the stack are generated Randomly)
o The lower value card can either be discarded or pushed by popping the higher value card
(based on user choice)
3. Winning Condition: The game ends when a player successfully stacks 5 cards in a maximum
of 10 attempts otherwise, he loses.
4. Points System: Points are displayed at the end of the game.
o +2 points for each card successfully added to the tower.

o -1 point for each card popped from the stack.

5. Implement a way to view the current stack (tower) and the number of cards in it at any time.
Tasks:
1. Implement the Stack:
o Create a stack data structure to manage the cards.

o Include functions to push, pop, and peek at the top card.

2. Gameplay Loop:
o Allow the player to enter commands to add (push) or remove (pop) cards.

o Display the current stack after each action.

o Keep track of the score based on the actions performed.

3. End Game Display:


o When the game ends, display the final score and the cards remaining in the stack.

Submission Requirements:

• A complete C/C++ program implementing the game.

• A brief report explaining the stack operations used and how they relate to the game.

• Include test cases demonstrating the functionality of the game.

Grading Criteria:
• Correctness of stack implementation (10 points)

• Functionality of the game (10 points)

• Code quality and documentation (5 points)

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