#Programming the Game of War#

##Version 1## This version of War has a poetic similarity to war in real life; no one wins in war. If both players play a card of the same value (ranging from low to high, 2-Ace), both players remove that card from play.

You will discover that even with this reduction in the card count, the gameplay will run for a long time. I mean a LONG time. You may find that you will want to pause the gameplay after a certain number of rounds (10,000. I kid you not). To pause, simply throw in an input statement. You don't have to do anything with the input, it will just pause the run.

##Version 2## In order to save time, you can implement this rule. Any card that loses a battle is dead, or eliminated from the game. The card that wins returns to the original owner. This will result in a average of about 45 rounds per run.

##Version 3## In the final version, implement the full function of the WAR method for ONE round. I.E.
1. Save off 3 cards from each player.
2. Match the 4th card.
3. Winner gets ALL the cards.
4. If this play is a tie, all cards are discarded (lost).