We want to exercise with overloaded methods and arrays. Do the following Part2.1 Add the following overloaded isFlush() methods to DeckOfCards // return true the a given hand of five cards is a flush,...

Hello, it is related to the first part which was done by your instructor. If the time is not enough only the second part works for me also. I have sent the related codes before so I am not attaching them again but if you need it again please let me know.


We want to exercise with overloaded methods and arrays. Do the following Part2.1 Add the following overloaded isFlush() methods to DeckOfCards // return true the a given hand of five cards is a flush, otherwise flase // input: hand - a Card array of length 5 public boolean isFlush(Card[] hand) { } // return true if a given Card array has a flush beginning from start // returns false if not a flush, or if there are no 5 cards public boolean isFlush(Card[] deck, int start) { } Part2.2 add another shuffle method which returns a new Card array // create and return a new shuffled Card array // the original deck of DeckOfCards is unchanged // no new card are created public Card[] shuffle2() { } Part2.3 add a method to give a hand of 5 Cards // Deal the next five cards and return them in a new Card array of size 5 // You should call deal() to get the next card public Card[] deal5() { Part3.1 Write the following recursive method // An array of integers is special (for lab2 at least;) if it satisfies: // Array arr is special if arr[i] is twice of arr[n-i-1] // for all i=0..n-1 (inclusive) where n is the length of the array. // An empty array or one element array is also special. // Example: 4,2,1,2 4,1,2 are special, 8,2,1,3 not special // Write a recursive method that returns if an array is special // otherwise returns false. // The first call the method is like: isArraySpecial(arr,0) // (no loops, no additional arrays) public static boolean isArraySpecial(int[] arr, int index) { }