Uno Game

The Uno Game is a simple implementation of the popular card game Uno. It allows two players to play against each other and follow the basic rules of the game.

Features

• Distribution of initial cards to players
• Choosing a starting card
• Playing valid cards from the player's hand
• Drawing cards when no valid cards are available
• Performing special actions associated with certain cards (skip, reverse, draw two, wild, wild draw four)
• Tracking the current color of the game
• Reversing the order of play
• Ending the game when a player has no more cards

Requirements

To run the Uno Game, you need the following:

• Java Development Kit (JDK) version 8 or later
• Command line or an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) to compile and run Java code

How to Run

1. Clone or download the repository to your local machine.

2. Open a command line or an IDE and navigate to the project directory.

3. Compile the Java source files using the following command:

4. Run the compiled program using the following command:

   javac -d bin src/*.java

5. Follow the instructions displayed in the console to play the game.

Customization

You can customize the game by making changes to the code. Here are some possible modifications:

• Implementing a different card game using the provided Card class as a starting point
• Modifying the number of players by adding or removing Player objects in the main method of Main.java
• Adding additional rules or special action cards to the game

Acknowledgments

• The Uno card game rules and concepts were created by Merle Robbins and have been popularized by Mattel.
• The code in this project is a simplified implementation of the Uno game rules and does not include all possible variations or edge cases.