Q.Algorithm for a card game called “Dragons and Wizards”.
Make two teams DRAGONS and WIZARDS
The rules for the game are as follows:
• If the card drawn is a diamond or a club, Team DRAGONS gets a point
• If the card drawn is a heart which is a number, Team WIZARDS gets a point
• If the card drawn is a heart that is not a number, Team DRAGONS gets a point
• For any other card, Team WIZARDS gets a point
• The team with highest point is the winner

Each card is classified by nested conditions on its suit and rank; a counter per team accumulates points, and the higher total wins.

SET dragons = 0, wizards = 0
FOR each card drawn:
    IF suit is diamond OR club:        dragons = dragons + 1
    ELSE IF suit is heart AND rank is a number (2-10): wizards = wizards + 1
    ELSE IF suit is heart:             dragons = dragons + 1   (A, J, Q, K of hearts)
    ELSE:                              wizards = wizards + 1   (spades)
IF dragons > wizards: DRAGONS win
ELSE IF wizards > dragons: WIZARDS win
ELSE: match drawn
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The idea. This is conditional logic over two attributes of a card — its suit and whether its rank is a number (2-10) or a face/ace (A, J, Q, K). The rules are checked top-down, so each ELSE IF only sees cards not already classified. Note that "any other card" can only mean spades, since diamonds, clubs and hearts are all covered by earlier rules.

Algorithm / pseudocode:

Step 1: SET dragons = 0, wizards = 0
Step 2: REPEAT for every card drawn:
            INPUT suit, rank
            IF suit == "diamond" OR suit == "club" THEN
                dragons = dragons + 1
            ELSE IF suit == "heart" AND rank is a number (2..10) THEN
                wizards = wizards + 1
            ELSE IF suit == "heart" THEN            // heart that is A, J, Q or K
                dragons = dragons + 1
            ELSE                                    // spade
                wizards = wizards + 1
Step 3: IF dragons > wizards THEN PRINT "Team DRAGONS wins"
        ELSE IF wizards > dragons THEN PRINT "Team WIZARDS wins"
        ELSE PRINT "Match drawn"

Python implementation (with a sample set of drawn cards):

cards = [("diamond", "7"), ("heart", "K"), ("spade", "4"),
         ("heart", "9"), ("club", "A")]

dragons = wizards = 0
for suit, rank in cards:
    if suit in ("diamond", "club"):
        dragons += 1
    elif suit == "heart" and rank.isdigit():      # number card 2-10
        wizards += 1
    elif suit == "heart":                         # A, J, Q, K of hearts
        dragons += 1
    else:                                         # spade
        wizards += 1

print("DRAGONS:", dragons, " WIZARDS:", wizards)
if dragons > wizards:
    print("Team DRAGONS wins")
elif wizards > dragons:
    print("Team WIZARDS wins")
else:
    print("Match drawn")

Trace of the sample cards: …