Extend the previous program to analyze a list of five cards as a poker hand. After

Chapter 11, Problem 14

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Extend the previous program to analyze a list of five cards as a poker hand. After printing the cards, the program categorizes accordingly. Royal Flush 10, jack, queen, king, ace, all of the same suit. Straight Flush Five ranks in a row, all of the same suit. Four of a Kind Four of the same rank. Full House Three of one rank and two of another. Flush Five cards of the same suit. Straight Five ranks in a row. Three of a kind Three of one rank (but not a full house or four of a kind) . Two pair Two each of two different ranks. Pair Two of the same rank (but not two pair, three or four of a kind). X High If none of the previous categories fit, X is the value of the highest rank. For example, if the largest rank is 1 1, the hand is 'jack high."

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