We left Chapter 10, Creating Custom Data Types with typedef, with the card.h program and card5.c, which split card4.c into a header file and an implementation file. However, instead of going further with multiple-file program development, we will return to card4.c and rework a few things to include the knowledge we've gained since Chapter 10, Creating Custom Data Types with typedef. We'll use it to create a series of programs, carddeck.c. carddeck.c will start out simple, but we will continue to modify it until we've added all the complex structures needed. This will remain a single file throughout this chapter. We will see how to logically split up our final carddeck.c program into multiple files and then build it in Chapter 24, Working with Multi-File Programs.
Before we begin adding complex structures to our carddeck.c series of programs, we need to rework card4.c to a simpler starting point. So, let's backtrack a little bit....
