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Hearts simulation

This is the simulation for Hearts that I created for my AP Statistics class. The objective of this project was to test the various factors that influence winning a game of Hearts. Users are able to control the factors and calculate how the winning rate changes. The base for the simulation was implemented by Daniel Corin, found in https://github.com/danielcorin/Hearts. I added the different tests for the various factors in https://github.com/hedgehog412/heartsSimulation.

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