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Write a program that
       - creates (and then displays) an ordererd deck of cards
       - shuffles (and then displays) the deck
       - then deals the shuffled cards into 4 hands in the usual moving-around-the-table rotation
       - and finally, displays each hand.

You should write the following classes
     - a single card  (this will have a value and a suit)
     - a set of cards  (this will have an array of card objects)

The single card class should be able to
      - create a card from a given value and suit
      - answer questions about a card's value (getValue) and suit (getSuit)
      - display a card    (Your playing cards, when displayed, must use A,J,Q,K instead of 1,11,12,13.)

The card set class should be able to
      - create a card set in order (all the cards will initially be separated by suit and ordered by value)
      - shuffle a card set  (thoroughly!)
      - display a card set
      - remove and return an existing card from a card set
      - accept and add in a new card to a card set

Be sure both of your classes have zero-argument constructors!   In the case of a cardset this would be
a set of 0 cards; in the case of a single card, make up some default (such as the Ace of Spades).

The numbers 3,4,5, and 6, when treated as char's will print out as pictures of the four suits.
All of your member data must be private.  Your member functions should all be public.
The code in main will be very brief (about 15 lines).   The entire program can be done in 120 lines.

Here is an executable solution.