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Hello can you help me get this Program up and Running? I have four different cla

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Hello can you help me get this Program up and Running? I have four different classes. Also, how would I incorporate a player's ability to place a bet...let's say $200? Please bold any changes. Thank you. :)

import java.util.Scanner;

public class BlackJackGame {

   public static void main (String args [])

   {

       Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);

       Deck theDeck = new Deck (1, true);

      

       Player me = new Player("Suz");

       Player dealer = new Player("Dealer");

      

       me.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());

       dealer.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());

       me.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());

       dealer.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());

      

      

       System.out.println("Cards are dealt: ");

       me.printHand(true);

       dealer.printHand(false);

      

      

       boolean meDone = false;

       boolean dealerDone = false;

       String ans;

      

       while (!meDone || !dealerDone) {

           if (!meDone) {

               System.out.print("Hit [H] or Stay[S])? ");

               ans.input.next();

               //if player hits, then add next card to deck and store if player is busted

               if (ans.compareToIgnoreCase("H") == 0) {

                   meDone = !me.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());

                   me.printHand(true);

                   //if busted, done

               } else {

                   meDone = true;

               }

                      

           }

          

           //dealer

           if (!dealerDone) {

               System.out.println("The Dealer hits. ");

               dealerDone = !dealer.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());

               dealer.printHand(false);

           } else {

               System.out.println("The Dealer stays. ");

               dealerDone = true;

           }

          

           System.out.println();

       }

       input.close();

      

       //print final hands

       me.printHand(true);

       dealer.printHand(true);

      

       int mySum = me.getHandSum();

       int dealerSum = dealer.getHandSum();

      

       if (mySum > dealerSum && mySum <= 21 || dealerSum >21) {

           System.out.println("You win.");

       } else if {

           System.out.println("Dealer wins.");

       }

      

   }

}

/**

*

* @author suzettepalmer

* @since 10/25/2017

*/

public class Card {

   private int myNumber;

  

   /**

   * Number of card: Ace = 1, Jack = 11, Queen = 12, King = 13

   */

   public Card(int aNumber) {

       if (aNumber >=1 && aNumber <= 13)

       {

   /**

   * @param aNumber = Number of the Card

   */

           this.myNumber = aNumber;

          

       } else {

           System.err.println(aNumber + "is not valid.");

           System.exit(1); //tells program error and exits program

       }

      

  

   }

  

   /**

   * @return Number of card

   */

  

   public int getNumber()

   {

       return myNumber;

   }

  

   public String toString() //returns name of card

   {

       String numStr = "Error";

      

       switch(this.myNumber)

       {

       case 1:

           numStr = "Ace";

           break;

       case 2:

           numStr = "Two";

           break;

       case 3:

           numStr = "Three";

           break;

       case 4:

           numStr = "Four";

           break;

       case 5:

           numStr = "Five";

           break;

       case 6:

           numStr = "Six";

           break;

       case 7:

           numStr = "Seven";

           break;

       case 8:

           numStr = "Eight";

           break;

       case 9:

           numStr = "Nine";

           break;

       case 10:

           numStr = "Ten";

           break;

       case 11:

           numStr = "Jack";

           break;

       case 12:

           numStr = "Queen";

           break;

       case 13:

           numStr = "King";

           break;

      

       }

      

       return numStr;

   }

}

import java.util.Random;

/**

* Java deck shuffling

* @author suzettepalmer

* @since 10/23/2017

*/

public class Deck {

  

   /**

   * array of cards in deck, where top card is the first index

   */

   private Card [] myCards;

  

   /**

   * Number of cards that are in deck

   */

   private int numCards;

  

   /**

   *

   * @param shuffle: shuffle before play

   */

   public Deck(int numCards, boolean shuffle)

   {

      

       Random rng = new Random();

      

       Card temp;

       //perform swap to prevent data from being lost

       int j;

       for (int i = 0; i < this.numCards; i++) {

           j = rng.nextInt(this.numCards);

          

       temp = this.myCards[i];

       this.myCards[i] = this.myCards[j];

       this.myCards[j] = temp;

          

          

       }  

      

      

       this.numCards = 52;

       this.myCards = new Card [this.numCards];

      

       // initiate card index

       int c = 0;

      

       //for each number

       for (int n = 1; n <= 13; n++) {

          

           //add new card to deck

           this.myCards[c] = new Card(n);

           c++;

      

       }

  

   }

public void shuffle()

{

/**

* Deal top card

* @return dealt card

*/

}  

public Card dealNextCard() {

  

       Card top = this.myCards [0];

      

  

       //shift cards by 1 to the left

       for (int c = 1; c < this.numCards; c++) {

           this.myCards[c-1] = this.myCards[c];

       }

       this.myCards[this.numCards-1] = null; //when last card is used.

      

       //decrement the number of cards in deck

       this.numCards--;

      

       return top;

}

/**

* Print top of cards on deck

* @param numToPrint (# of cards from the top of deck to print)

*/

public void printDeck(int numToPrint)

{

   for (int c =0; c<numToPrint; c++) {

       //printf give string and formatting guidelines; allows formating string, %3d print integer with width of 3 and padded to L with spaces, %s print string print new line

       System.out.printf("% 3d/%d%s ", c+1, this.numCards, this.myCards[c].toString());

       System.out.printf(" ");

   }

  

}

}

/**

*

* @author suzettepalmer

*

*/

public class Player {

   private String name;

  

   private Card[] hand = new Card [10]; //allocating memory block for cards drawn

  

   private int numCards;

  

   public Player (String aName)

   {

       this.name = aName;

      

      

       //set player's hand to zero

       this.emptyHand();

   }

  

   public void emptyHand() {

   /*

   * whether game is still occurring or not   

   */

       for (int c = 0; c <10; c++)

       {

           this.hand[c] = null;

       }

      

       this.numCards = 0; //defaults to 0 if not specified

       }  

   public boolean addCard(Card, aCard) {

      

       if (this.numCards == 10) {

           System.err.printf("%s's hand already has 10 cards; " + "cannot add another ", this.name);

           System.exit(1);

       }

      

       this.hand[this.numCards] = aCard;

       this.numCards++;

      

       return (this.getHandSum() <= 21);

   }

  

   public int getHandSum() {

      

       int handSum = 0;

       int cardNum;

       int numAces = 0;

      

       for (int c = 0; c <this.numCards; c++) {

           cardNum = this.hand[c].getNumber();

          

           if (cardNum == 1) {

               numAces++;

               handSum += 11;

           } else if (cardNum > 10) {

               handSum += 10;

           } else {

               handSum += cardNum;

           }

       }

      

       while (handSum >21 && numAces > 0) {

           handSum -= 10;

           numAces--;

       }

       return handSum;

   }

  

   public void printHand(boolean showFirstCard) {

       System.out.printf("%s's cards : ", this.name);

       for (int c = 0; c<this.numCards; c++) {

       System.out.printf(" %s ", this.hand[c].toString());

   }

   }

}

Explanation / Answer

package demo;

import java.util.Scanner;

public class BlackJackGame {

public static void main (String args [])
{
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
Deck theDeck = new Deck (1, true);
  
Player me = new Player("Suz");
Player dealer = new Player("Dealer");
  
me.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());
dealer.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());
me.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());
dealer.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());
  
System.out.println("Enter you bid money Player 1");
int mnoney1 = input.nextInt();
System.out.println("Enter you bid money Player 1");
int money2=input.nextInt();
  
System.out.println("Cards are dealt: ");
me.printHand(true);
dealer.printHand(false);
  
  
boolean meDone = false;
boolean dealerDone = false;
String ans;
  
  
  
while (!meDone || !dealerDone) {
if (!meDone) {
System.out.print("Hit [H] or Stay[S])? ");
ans=input.next();
//if player hits, then add next card to deck and store if player is busted
if (ans.compareToIgnoreCase("H") == 0) {
meDone = !me.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());
me.printHand(true);
//if busted, done
} else {
meDone = true;
}
  
}
  
//dealer
if (!dealerDone) {
System.out.println("The Dealer hits. ");
dealerDone = !dealer.addCard(theDeck.dealNextCard());
dealer.printHand(false);
} else {
System.out.println("The Dealer stays. ");
dealerDone = true;
}
  
System.out.println();
}
input.close();
  
//print final hands
me.printHand(true);
dealer.printHand(true);
  
int mySum = me.getHandSum();
int dealerSum = dealer.getHandSum();
  
if (mySum > dealerSum && mySum <= 21 || dealerSum >21) {
System.out.println("You win."+(mnoney1+money2));
} else {
System.out.println("Dealer wins."+(mnoney1+money2));
}
  
}
}

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