Another Map Question

[pooshi]

Hello. I am working on a Blackjack game and I have a question about maps. If I deal player1 a 10 of diamonds and a 5 of clubs my total needs to be 15 and that value has to come from a map.
Can I add the elements in a map?
Ex.
Map<int,int>MyMap
Assume MyMap [10] = 10; and MyMap [5] = 5;
Will MyMap [10] + MyMap [5] = 15; and if so can I output 15 directly to the screen?

I am new to the site and programming so if this belongs in the Homework section
I apologize.
Thanks

[firedraco]

Yes and yes.

[sohguanh]

firedraco has answered your question but I am more interested when you design it as map<int,int> MyMap;

Don't you need to store the "value" of Spade, Heart, Club, Diamond somewhere in your map also? Afterall 10 Diamond is smaller than 10 Spade (based on poker game rules).

[pooshi]

Thanks for the answer firedraco. I have several maps and stacks to take care of dealing the deck, checking card value, etc.
I have another question about my Blackjack game. I have to keep a running total of cards dealt to each player and I could use some help.

C is the 52 cards and I am using the % operator to pin point the face card.
CardStack is the stack I am pushing the cards on and popping off of when I deal.

num2 = c % 13
switch(num2)
{
case 0:
Rank[0] = 'A';
CardStack.push(Rank[0]);
Total[0] = 1;
TotalStack.push(Total[0]);
break;

I am using a stack (TotalStack) to push the value of the card on and then popping off the stack when I deal but I am having a hard time getting the right value for the right card. I deal a 10 of clubs and a 10 of diamonds to player 1 and his total is 4, not 20.

Should I scrap the TotalStack and use the map and if so some tips would be great.
Thanks

[firedraco]

I would just make a struct Card and then make a vector of Cards.

[sohguanh]

Well that is what I did in my Android BigTwo game.

//Java syntax
class Card {
  public int suit;
  public int value;
  public Card(int suit, int value) {
    this.suit = suit; this.value = value;
  } 
}

ArrayList<Card> vecDeck; //this present a deck of cards