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 # Modified Black Jack Game Infrastructure
 
 - Classes:
-1) Cell: The board consists of a matrix of Cells. A Cell is a class used to store any object value.
-2) Player: Houses player information with private variables like name, id, score, past moves.
-3) Score: Maintains scores of the players. Statistics include the number of wins, loses, and
-draws. Can be extended to add more statistics.
-4) Team: Class to hold team information, list of players with manipulation functions.
+  1. Cell: The board consists of a matrix of Cells. A Cell is a class used to store any object value.
+  2. Player: Houses player information with private variables like name, id, score, past moves.
+  3. Score: Maintains scores of the players. Statistics include the number of wins, loses, and
+            draws. Can be extended to add more statistics.
+  4. Team: Class to hold team information, list of players with manipulation functions.
 - Abstract Classes:
-1. Board: Elements of the board like board dimensions, board layout, count of players, game
-pieces. Functions to set board pieces, game moves, resetting the board, printing the board
-on the terminal.
-2. Engine: The class which houses the main game loop. Used to create the game board, add
-players, teams, while keeping track of the overall scores.
-3. Piece: Abstract class to hold functions related to getting internal and display value for each
-piece (game piece).
+  1. Board: Elements of the board like board dimensions, board layout, count of players, game
+            pieces. Functions to set board pieces, game moves, resetting the board, printing the board
+            on the terminal.
+  2. Engine: The class which houses the main game loop. Used to create the game board, add
+             players, teams, while keeping track of the overall scores.
+  3. Piece: Abstract class to hold functions related to getting internal and display value for each
+            piece (game piece).
 - Interfaces:
-1) Move: Interface to represent a player’s move. For example placing a piece in tic tac toe, or a
-castle move in chess.
-2) Turn: Interface to hold functions for handling turn based games.
+  1. Move: Interface to represent a player’s move. For example placing a piece in tic tac toe, or a
+           castle move in chess.
+  2. Turn: Interface to hold functions for handling turn based games.
 
 Built on base code from [Reusable-Board-Game-Structure](https://github.com/Showndarya/Reusable-Board-Game-Structure)