(Digital Encoding) As discussed in class, digital systems require information to be encoded using two discrete values: 0 and 1 . Now consider a standard deck of playing cards. Altogether, there are 52 cards in a deck divided into 4 suits (i.e., hearts, clubs, spades, and diamonds) with values ranging from 1 to 13 . Usually, aces have the value 1 , while jacks, queens and kings have the values 11,12 , and 13, respectively. In the spaces below, show two possible encodings for representing a deck of cards. (Note: In your second encoding try to make it really easy to identify face - jack, queen and king - cards. Also, employ a one-hot encoding for the suits.)