Card Game Download Link

This is the first Java project I have completed on my own time without instruction from a teacher.  I started this project just to see if I could construct my own program out of the skills I have acquired from school.

I created back end and front end code for a card game which tests the user’s memory. The goal of the game is to “flip” playing cards over by clicking on them, and to make matches by remembering what values the cards contain after they flip back over. I created the back end of this program by using inheritance which dynamically allows different values of cards to be created by their suite. The model of the game simply uses arrays to compare cards to see if they match, and then utilizes the Observer Design Pattern to update the GUI. The GUI displays all of the cards face down, and activates a timer after two cards are clicked. After the timer is finished, the cards are compared for equality, and they are either flipped back over or removed from the board.

This game’s logic is finished, and will allow a user to play and finish a game, but it is still a work in progress. Eventually I am going to add sound effects, custom images for the cards, and other features like allowing the user to select how many cards they want on the board.

Update:  On 6-23-2014

I uploaded a new version which contains updated graphics for the front and backs of the playing cards. I also added a new feature which allows the user to select which values they want played in the game. Lastly I added sound effects for when the game starts, ends, and when the cards are matched or flipped over.

I am still planning on adding additional features and functions to the game when time allows.

Below is the link to download my Card Game application. Right-click and “save target as”.

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If you would like to see the coding style I implemented for my project, click the link below.
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Snap Shop download link

This was the first Graphical User Interface I created which allows a user to view an image file of their choice and apply different filters to it. I used Eclipse IDE for Java Developers to write my code, and used Swing components to construct the GUI. The filters were provided by my java instructor, and I dynamically connected them to J-Buttons in the GUI using Action Listeners. This program also allows images to be opened or saved using a J-File Chooser. Additionally, I created an “undo” and “redo” feature, which allows the user to revert back to a previous state of the picture.

Below is the link to download my Snap Shop application. Right-click and “save target as”.

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If you would like to see my coding style for this project, click on the link below. Once again only the GUI code is my own work, with the pixel and filter classes provided by my instructor.

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