Java how to return an enums value and name (Cards)

Question

I'm to creating a blackjack game and i'm trying to figure out how to deal the card and have it display the value and the name. The reason I went with two properties was purely logic based when it comes to dealing with the Ace as being a 1 or 11. Haven't gotten to that point yet just figured i'd include that if anyone was wondering. here is what I have so far. I appreciate any help! I included the error i'm getting below as a comment

import java.util.Random;
public class CardDeck {
public enum Cards {
    ACE_SPADES (1, 11),
    ACE_HEARTS (1, 11),
    ACE_CLOVES (1, 11),
    ACE_DIAMONDS (1, 11),
    TWO_SPADES (2, 2),
    TWO_HEARTS (2, 2),
    TWO_CLOVES (2, 2),
    TWO_DIAMONDS (2, 2),
    THREE_SPADES (3, 3),
    THREE_HEARTS (3, 3),
    THREE_CLOVES (3, 3),
    THREE_DIAMONDS (3, 3),
    FOUR_SPADES (4, 4),
    FOUR_HEARTS (4, 4),
    FOUR_CLOVES (4, 4),
    FOUR_DIAMONDS (4, 4),
    FIVE_SPADES (5, 5),
    FIVE_HEARTS (5, 5),
    FIVE_CLOVES (5, 5),
    FIVE_DIAMONDS (5, 5),
    SIX_SPADES (6, 6),
    SIX_HEARTS (6, 6),
    SIX_CLOVES (6, 6),
    SIX_DIAMONDS (6, 6),
    SEVEN_SPADES (7, 7),
    SEVEN_HEARTS (7, 7),
    SEVEN_CLOVES (7, 7),
    SEVEN_DIAMONDS (7, 7),
    EIGHT_SPADES (8, 8),
    EIGHT_HEARTS (8, 8),
    EIGHT_CLOVES (8, 8),
    EIGHT_DIAMONDS (8, 8),
    NINE_SPADES (9, 9),
    NINE_HEARTS (9, 9),
    NINE_CLOVES (9, 9),
    NINE_DIAMONDS (9, 9),
    TEN_SPADES (10, 10),
    TEN_HEARTS (10, 10),
    TEN_CLOVES (10, 10),
    TEN_DIAMONDS (10, 10),
    JACK_SPADES (10, 10),
    JACK_HEARTS (10, 10),
    JACK_CLOVES (10, 10),
    JACK_DIAMONDS (10, 10),
    QUEEN_SPADES (10, 10),
    QUEEN_HEARTS (10, 10),
    QUEEN_CLOVES (10, 10),
    QUEEN_DIAMONDS (10, 10),
    KING_SPADES (10, 10),
    KING_HEARTS (10, 10),
    KING_CLOVES (10, 10),
    KING_DIAMONDS (10, 10);

    public final int faceValue1;
    public final int faceValue2;

    private Cards(int faceValue1, int faceValue2) {
        this.faceValue1 = faceValue1;
        this.faceValue2 = faceValue2;
    }

    public String toString() {    //  error: non-static method name() cannot 
                                         be referenced from a static context
        return Cards.name();
    }

    public int getFaceValue1() {
        return faceValue1;
    }

    public int getFaceValue2() {
        return faceValue2;
    }
}
Cards[] deck;

public CardDeck() {
    deck = new Cards[52];
    int i = 0;
    while(i<52) {
        for(Cards card : Cards.values()) {
            deck[i] = card;
            i++;
        }
    }
    shuffle(deck);                              
}
//This will return the first card after shuffling.
public Cards deal() {
    Cards[] cardReturn = new Cards[1];
    cardReturn[0] = deck[0];                 
    Cards[] tempArr = new Cards[deck.length - 1];    
    for(int i=1; i<deck.length; i++) {
        tempArr[i-1] = deck[i];         
    }
    deck = new Cards[tempArr.length];    
    deck = tempArr;                      
    return cardReturn[0];
} 

//this shuffles the deck
public void shuffle(Cards[] deckToShuffle) {
    int index;
    Cards[] temp = new Cards[1];
    Random random = new Random();
    for (int i = deckToShuffle.length - 1; i > 0; i--) {
        index = random.nextInt(i + 1);
        temp[0] = deckToShuffle[index];     
        deckToShuffle[index] = deckToShuffle[i];
        deckToShuffle[i] = temp[0];     
      }
     deck = deckToShuffle;
}       
}

Answer 1

Simple: don't call

 Cards.name()

But simply

 name() 

To get your return value.

Beyond that: you are over-doing. You want two enums, one for card value, one for card suite. And then you have a card class that has two fields to hold value and suit.

Having all values times 4 as of now in one enum will make your code much more complicated than it ought to be.

There is also no point in making the value fields both public and having a getter method. Better make the fields private.

Finally, I don't like the naming of just calling them face value 1 and 2. But I don't have a better idea right now.