This is a simple text-based implementation of the popular card game Blackjack. The game is played between a player and a computer opponent.

In this game, the player is dealt two initial cards, and their goal is to get a hand value as close to 21 as possible without exceeding it. The player can choose to receive additional cards ("hit") or pass their turn ("stand"). The computer opponent also receives cards and follows a fixed set of rules for playing.

• The player and the computer are dealt two cards each at the beginning.
• The player's cards and the computer's first card are displayed.
• The player can choose to receive additional cards to increase their score or pass their turn.
• The player automatically wins with a "blackjack" (an initial hand value of 21).
• The player loses if their hand value exceeds 21 (bust).
• The computer opponent follows a set of rules to determine its moves.
• The game determines the winner based on the final scores of the player and the computer.

The program optimizes the game logic and provides a user-friendly experience for playing Blackjack in the terminal. The game is implemented using Python and utilizes random card generation to simulate the deck of cards.

To play the game, simply run the script and follow the prompts. Enjoy playing Blackjack against the computer opponent!