In this Homework, you are going to write a program that implements a sorted list using dynamic allocated arrays. DataFile.txt contains the information of poker cards. 1. C: clubs (lowest), D: diamonds, H: hearts, S: spades (highest) 2. 2 (lowest), 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,J,Q,K, A 3. No Joker cards 4. Any C cards are lower than any D cards. DataFile Content (You can write the file specification into your program.): H4,C8, HJ,C9,D10,D5,DK,D2,S7,DJ,H3, H6,S10,HK,DQ,C2,CJ,C4,CQ,D8,C3,SA,S2, HQ, S8, C6,D9,S3,SQ ,CS,S4, H5, SJ,D3, H8,CK,S6,D7,59,H2, CA,C7,H7,DA,D4,H9,D6,HA,H10,S5, C10 H4, D5, HK, D2 H4, HK, SK C9,C10 For examples, DJ means J of Diamonds; H7 means 7 of hearts. Your job 1. Create a list by dynamic allocated array and set the size to 20

In this Homework, you are going to write a program that implements a sorted list using dynamic allocated arrays. DataFile.txt contains the information of poker cards. 1. C: clubs (lowest), D: diamonds, H: hearts, S: spades (highest) 2. 2 (lowest), 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,J,Q,K, A 3. No Joker cards 4. Any C cards are lower than any D cards. DataFile Content (You can write the file specification into your program.): H4,C8, HJ,C9,D10,D5,DK,D2,S7,DJ,H3, H6,S10,HK,DQ,C2,CJ,C4,CQ,D8,C3,SA,S2, HQ, S8, C6,D9,S3,SQ ,CS,S4, H5, SJ,D3, H8,CK,S6,D7,59,H2, CA,C7,H7,DA,D4,H9,D6,HA,H10,S5, C10 H4, D5, HK, D2 H4, HK, SK C9,C10 For examples, DJ means J of Diamonds; H7 means 7 of hearts. Your job 1. Create a list by dynamic allocated array and set the size to 20

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