Deck()

Deck().shuffle()

Deck().restart()

Deck().draw()

from card_deck import Deck, Card, EmptyDeck

# Instantiating and initializing the deck
deck = Deck()

# Shuffling the deck so it becomes in random orders when drawing a card
deck.shuffle()

# Creating the hand of a player
player_hand = []

while True:
    # Asking if the user wants to draw a card
    inp = input("Do you wanna draw a card? (yes/no): ")
    
    if inp == "yes":
        try:
            player_hand.append(deck.draw())
        except EmptyDeckError: # If the Deck is empty, deck.draw() will raise a EmptyDeckError
            break
    else:
        break

# Lets say we draw a card two times, player_hand would look like: [[("Hearts", 5)], [("Spades", 10)]]
# So what we can do to pretty print it is to iterate through player_hand
for cards in player_hand:
    card = Card(cards[0]) # Since Cards only takes a tuple of str and int, we need to do cards[0]
    print(card.suit, card.name, card.value)