Memory Match Card Game The Memory Match Card Game is a console-based, turn-based game developed as part of the Programming III - Winter Semester 2024/2025 course at the German International University. Players take turns revealing cards from a grid to match pairs and score points. The game includes special card rules, turn-based logic, and dynamic scoring mechanics.

Features Turn-Based Gameplay: Two players take alternating turns revealing cards. Special Card Rules: Bonus Card: Provides scoring opportunities and additional turns. Penalty Card: Deducts points or skips turns. Dynamic Scoring: Points are awarded or deducted based on the type and match of revealed cards. Interactive Console Output: The game visually updates the grid and displays player scores. Endgame Conditions: Determines the winner based on the highest score or announces a tie. Gameplay General Flow Grid Visualization:

The grid is displayed with all cards hidden (*). Player Information:

Displays player names and scores, indicating whose turn it is. Player Move:

Players input the coordinates of two cards to reveal. The selected cards are flipped, and any score updates are applied. Turn Switching:

Players press Enter to proceed after their turn. The grid hides unmatched cards, and the next player takes their turn. Game End:

The game ends when all pairs of cards are matched and removed. Scores are compared, and the winner is announced (or a tie is declared). Scoring Rules Standard Cards Match: +1 point. Player takes another turn. Matched cards are removed. No Match: Cards are flipped back, and the turn changes. Bonus Cards (Number 7) One Bonus Card: +1 point. Bonus Card is removed. The standard card is hidden. Two Bonus Cards: Player chooses between: +2 points, or +1 point and an additional turn. Both cards are removed. Penalty Cards (Number 8) One Penalty Card: -1 point, no further effects. Two Penalty Cards: Player chooses between: -2 points, or -1 point and skipping the next turn. Both cards are removed. Bonus & Penalty Combination Both cards are removed with no effect on the score. Class Structure

1. Card Class and Subclasses StandardCard, BonusCard, PenaltyCard: Methods: reveal(), hide(), display(). Implements specific scoring and behavior for each card type.
2. Player Class Manages player information: Attributes: name, score. Methods: Updates scores based on card effects.
3. Deck Class Responsible for: Initializing and shuffling the grid. Displaying and updating the grid state. Removing matched or special cards as per rules.
4. Game Class Implements game mechanics: Alternating turns. Card flipping and scoring. Special card effects. Determining game end and winner. Special Card Behaviors Bonus Card:

Rewards players with extra points or turns. Penalty Card:

Deducts points or forces players to skip turns. Combination Rules:

Bonus and Penalty cards neutralize each other's effects when paired. Memory Management The game dynamically allocates memory for cards and ensures proper cleanup after each game session to avoid memory leaks..