Each row and column is evaluated to determine the highest hand type for which its 5 cards qualify. The hand types, from low to high, are Nothing, Pair, Two Pair, Three of a kind, Straight, Flush, Full House, Four of a Kind, Straight Flush. A hand qualifies only once, and then only for its highest type. For example, a Four of a Kind does not count as two pair or three of a kind. One Pair- contains two cards of the same rank and does not qualify for any of the following.
Aces count high or low.
The five rows evaluate to Straight Flush, Straight, Pair, Flush, Three of a Kind. The Five columns evaluate to Four of A Kind, Full House, Two Pair, Nothing, and Two Pair. 2 Project Scheduling A project management technique called Pert involves breaking a large project into a number of tasks, estimating the time required to perform each task, and determining which taskscannot be started until others have been completed. The project is then summarized in chart form. 2 days respec- tively, that task E cannot complete until C and D are both completed, but that D can be performed in parallel with B and C. Write a program that accepts a Pert chart and computes the amount of time required to complete a project.