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"<div align=right><i>Peter Norvig<br>October 2018</i></div>\n",
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"# Properly Ordered Card Hands\n",
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"The 538 Riddler [presented](https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/who-will-capture-the-most-james-bonds/) this problem by Matt Ginsberg:\n",
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"That's a big improvement! \n",
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"Now let's start coding. There are two red suits and two black suits, so I'll represent the four suits as `'rbRB'`. (I also considered using `'♠️♥️♦️♣️'`.) I'll represent an abstract hand as a string of suits: `'rrBrbr'` is a 6-card hand. \n",
"Now let's start coding. There are two red suits and two black suits, so I'll represent the four suits as `'rRbB'`. (I considered `'shdc'` or ' `'♠️♥️♦️♣️'`, but I wanted to highlight the important thing, the colors.) I'll represent an abstract hand as a string of suits: `'rrBrbr'` is a 6-card hand. \n",
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"# Deals: Hands and their Probabilities\n",
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