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    <description>Resources Slides Video Script Now that we’ve learned all about creating our own classes in our programs, let’s work through an example program together to see how we can build a much more complex program using multiple classes.&#xA;As always, we’ll start with a problem statement. Here it is!&#xA;As you might expect, it’s pretty complex. We’re basically going to write a version of the traditional card game Blackjack, also known as 21. Sounds like it could be quite a bit of work, right?</description>
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