Casino War Card Game in Java

Write a Java program for a card game, War. See War game rules (https://bicyclecards.com/how-to-play/war/) and Casino War information (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casino_War).

How the program works: - The program should allow the player to wager in each round. - The program display dealt player and dealer hands. You can implement 6 decks of cards (312 cards - standard casino game) or a single deck of 52 cards. - The program should contain display the player winning or loss against the dealer in each round. - The program should follow the war game rules. - The program should output a file that contains the player game outcome for all rounds (winnings, losses) for cash-out at the end of the game.

The program should contain the following technical components: - Comments: Document your code, and program purpose. - Appropriate data type (int, double, long, float...). - Variables: name and use your variables accordingly, reference the variables, and include them in blocks. - Switch statements. - Adequate "Options" menu and selection. - 2 or more controlled statements (If, If-else, While, Do-while, Range-based, for-loop). - Operators: order precedence, functionality in arithmetic, logical, and all Parameters. - Class: incorporate at least 2 classes in the program. - Objects and methods: create objects, constructor, and use methods to access these objects. - Arrays: include an array, 1 or more dimensions is acceptable. - Control access to class members. - Inheritance: allows one class to incorporate another class into its declaration using inheritance. - Import packages: Include packages to streamline development. - Implement interfaces: at least more than one interface in the program. - Efficiency and performance: consider design concepts in the program. - Integration of UI using Swing.