1. Make sure you have Python3 installed - you can get a copy (interpreter) from here

2. From this repo; clone, download the zip or copy-paste the source (into a python file)

3. Navigate / cd into the directory where your newly acquired code resides

4. Run the code with the following line: "python3 blackjack.py" (omit the double-quotes)

5. Optional, if you're feeling virtual, use a virtual environment by running the following line: "python3 -m venv .env" (use .env or your choice of folder/directory) (omit the double-quotes)

6. Optional, if you chose the virtual path you'll need to hop into that space. Run the following: Ex: "source .env/bin/activate" (where .env is your chosen virtual folder) (omit the double-quotes)

a basic game of blackjack / 21 based on an application in the Udemy course of Jose Portilla (also because I was like "nah nah, how is the blackjack game on my phone treating me like this"). In truth computers cannot truly be random like humans so no complaints.

• Integrate external class objects

• Add two player mode (2+ humans & cpu) (currently 1 human & cpu)

• Add online async play
• Add color/s to help with player/turn identification

• Chips totals carried over (complete)
• Chips totals based on Players (complete)
• Show chips total on screen (auto and/or action)