Aryadev Chavali
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I wanted to abstract ordered to any size instead of just binary tuples - but tuples have a strange issue where you can't be generic about them past like a limit of 12. With this setup, ordered takes ownership of some fixed array, sorts it, then returns it back. modes:pair and modes:single have been refactored to utilise this new form of ordered - it's basically the exact same in these cases.
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A dynamic multiplayer playing card game, written in Rust.
Goals:
- Server/client setup for multiplayer games.
- Allow up to 12 players to interact in any one game.
- Player ranking system.
Requirements:
- Rust
Run:
$ cargo build
to compile the program.