For loops and array
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for (int c = 0; c < _myHand.CardCount; c++) { if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(1)) e[1] = e[1] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(2)) e[2] = e[2] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(3)) e[3] = e[3] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(4)) e[4] = e[4] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(5)) e[5] = e[5] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(6)) e[6] = e[6] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(7)) e[7] = e[7] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(8)) e[8] = e[8] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(9)) e[9] = e[9] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(10)) e[10] = e[10] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(12)) e[12] = e[12] + 1whats so difficult about:
for (int c = 0; c < _myHand.CardCount; c++) { e[_myHand.Cards[c]]++; }This might not work, depending on how the value of the cards are stored, though, in which case just cast to int--- The sum of the intelligence of the world is constant. The total number of people is always increasing.
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for (int c = 0; c < _myHand.CardCount; c++) { if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(1)) e[1] = e[1] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(2)) e[2] = e[2] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(3)) e[3] = e[3] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(4)) e[4] = e[4] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(5)) e[5] = e[5] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(6)) e[6] = e[6] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(7)) e[7] = e[7] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(8)) e[8] = e[8] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(9)) e[9] = e[9] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(10)) e[10] = e[10] + 1; else if (_myHand.Cards[c].Equals(12)) e[12] = e[12] + 1Oh My God, Please visit this Great Horror
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