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   * Clubs
 =====doubly linked stack=====
+**Reference:** https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/introduction-to-stack-data-structure-and-algorithm-tutorials/
 A doubly linked list is nearly similar to a singly linked list, as it is a list of structs, where each struct has a pointer to the next struct in the list.
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 =====card game: freecell=====
+Freecell is a Solitaire card game where the goal is to move piles of cards around in order to get each card to four "foundations".
 ====foundations====
+The foundations are where you need to get each card to by the end of the game in order to win.
 ===Foundation logic===
+There are four foundations, each of them separated by suit. A card of any suit can go into any foundation, but once one suit is in a foundation, then only cards of that suit can go into only that foundation.
+Foundations are also sorted by rank: to start a foundation, you need to place an Ace onto an empty foundation, then place the next value card of the same suit onto that Ace, and so on from Ace-King.
 ====storage====
 ====tableau====
+The tableau is the main playing area of the game. This is where the various piles of cards get moved around in order to get to cards that can be moved to a foundation.
 ====pile====

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