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Sedma is a 4-card trick-and-draw game played with a 32-card piquet deck. The game is played by four players A, B, C, and D in fixed partnerships, sitting crosswise (A plays with C, B plays with D). The suits are irrelevant for this game, and the ranks are not ordered in a hierarchy. Aces and tens have card-point values of 10 points each, while all other cards have no card-point value. Every player is dealt 4 cards. The remaining cards form a stock from which the players fill up their hands while it lasts.
The game is played in rounds. In one round, each player plays one card, and the four played cards constitute a trick. The first card is played by a leader and other players play their cards in a clock-wise order. The players are completely free in which card to play to the trick. The last player to play a card of the same rank as the first card wins the trick and becomes the leader for the next round. The sevens function as jokers, that is, they assume the rank of the first card in the trick. However, if the first card is a seven, it just represents a seven. At the end of each round, the winner collects the trick and places it in front of him. Finally, each player takes one card from the stock (if available) starting with the winner who takes his card first. The first round is led by player A.
The game ends when all the cards have been played. At the end of the game, each player counts the number of aces and tens in the tricks he or she had won. Each ace or ten counts for 10 points. There are additional 10 points for the winner of the last trick. The players in each team sum their scores. The winning team takes either 1, 2, or 3 points for a single game. The winning team takes 3 points, if the loosing team was not able to win a single trick. If the loosing team won one or more tricks but no trick was worth points (that is, the winning team has 90 points) the winning team takes 2 points. Otherwise, the winning team takes 1 point for the game.
Your task is write a Haskell function which given a sequence of cards played during the game computes the winning team and its score (1, 2, or 3 points). You must use the following Haskell types to represent input and output. The cards are represented as follows, for example, the value (Card Heart R7) represents the 7 of heart.
(Card Heart R7)
data Suit = Heart | Diamond | Spade | Club deriving Show data Rank = R7 | R8 | R9 | R10 | RJ | RQ | RK | RA deriving Show data Card = Card Suit Rank deriving Show type Cards = [Card]
The following types must be used to represent the outcome. For example, the value (AC, Two) represents a game won by the team of players A and C with the score of 2 points.
(AC, Two)
data Team = AC | BD deriving Show data Points = One | Two | Three deriving Show type Winner = (Team, Points)
Your task is to write a Haskell function
replay :: Cards -> Maybe Winner
which computes the winning team and its score. The input to function replay is the list of the cards in the order they were played during the game. That is, the first card was played by player A, the second by player B, etc. The fifth card, however, was played by the winner of the first trick (that is, not necessarily by player A). Your implementation must check that the input is a valid sequence of cards which constitute a possible game record. For an invalid input, your function must return Nothing.
replay
Nothing
You must use the above Haskell types as they are, that is, you are not allowed to adjust the definitions, not even the “deriving” clause. If you need to make some type an instance of some type class, you may use the instance construct. Download the types module file SedmaDatatypes.hs and start your program with the following line.
instance
import SedmaDatatypes
Your solution will be tested by a Haskell 98 interpreter and the above Haskell types module will be provided automatically. Do not include the module in your submission. You are allowed to use the functions from Haskell Prelude and you must use Haskell 98 language with no extensions.
Prelude> replay [] Nothing
Prelude> replay [Card Heart R7,Card Heart R8,Card Heart R9,Card Heart R10,Card Heart RJ,Card Diamond R7,Card Diamond R8,Card Diamond R9,Card Diamond R10,Card Diamond RJ,Card Spade R7,Card Spade R8,Card Spade R9,Card Spade R10,Card Spade RJ,Card Club R7,Card Club R8,Card Club R9,Card Club R10,Card Club RJ] Nothing
Prelude> replay [Card Club RA,Card Club RK,Card Club RQ,Card Club RJ,Card Club R10,Card Club R9,Card Club R7,Card Club R8,Card Spade RA,Card Spade RK,Card Spade RQ,Card Spade RJ,Card Spade R10,Card Spade R9,Card Spade R7,Card Spade R8,Card Diamond RA,Card Diamond RK,Card Diamond RQ,Card Diamond RJ,Card Diamond R7,Card Diamond R9,Card Diamond R8,Card Diamond R10,Card Heart RJ,Card Heart RK,Card Heart RQ,Card Heart RA,Card Heart R7,Card Heart R9,Card Heart R8,Card Heart R10] Just (AC,Three)