Aryadev Chavali
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We know the sizes of the results of these functions beforehand. Fitting it into an ESI was a code smell really. Just return the arrays! Of course, now we need to do array::into_iter for iterator use, but this is way better. Excluding Card::iter_all since we can't know the size of it at compile time. PITA that we can't make it an ESI either.
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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.