class Card:
    # Card class fields
    CardName = ""
    CardNumber = 0
    CardSuit = ""

    # Suit Array
    arrCardSuits = ["Diamonds", "Clubs", "Spades", "Hearts"]

    # Constructor getting only the value and suit number (suits is going to be from 0 o 3)
    def __init__(self, value, suit):
        # Using other methods to set some of the fields because the data we got from the constructor is not adequate
        self.CardNumber = value
        self.apply_suit(suit)
        self.generate_name(value, self.CardSuit)

    # Getting the suit name from the array using the index
    def apply_suit(self, val):
        self.CardSuit = self.arrCardSuits[val]

    # Making the names so that we don't have to use an array and type them all out
    def generate_name(self, val, suit):
        if val == 1:
            self.CardName = "Ace of " + suit
        elif 1 < val < 11:
            self.CardName = str(self.CardNumber) + " of " + suit
        elif val == 11:
            self.CardName = "Jack of " + suit
        elif val == 12:
            self.CardName = "Queen of " + suit
        elif val == 13:
            self.CardName = "King of" + suit


# We are going to store our card here
arrCards = []

# Creating the card objects and storing them in the array
for i in range(0, 4):
    for j in range(1, 14):
        newCard = Card(j, i)
        arrCards.append(newCard)

# Outputting the names
for i in range(len(arrCards)):
    print(arrCards[i].CardName)