In Java, to pass the time during long winters, the ancient Nordic people would play the two-player game of Bjorksnas. In this assignment, you'll implement the game, but play will be against the computer.

During each round, players choose a move, which may be either Kvalfjord, Bjorksnas, Hauga, Nordli, or Slakt. The rules are:

• Slakt beats Hauga, Kvalfjord
• Hauga beats Bjorksnas, Nordli
• Bjorksnas beats Slakt, Kvalfjord
• Kvalfjord beats Nordli, Hauga
• Nordli beats Slakt, Bjorksnas

The computer wins in the event of a tie.

Your program should behave as follows:

• The rules should be printed to the screen
• The user is asked if they'd like to play a round
  • if they choose 'y', a round is played
  • if they choose 'n', the program ends
• Until the user has chosen to quit, another round is played.
• In a round of play:
  • The user is asked to enter a move, which may be either Kvalfjord, Bjorksnas, Hauga, Nordli, or Slakt. The program should continue to prompt the user until a valid move is entered.
  • The computer makes a move at random. (Hint: remember how we generated random numbers in class.)
  • The program prints the computer's move, the user's move, and who is the winner of this round.
  • The user is asked if they'd like to continue.
• When the user has decided to quit the game, the program prints the number of:
  • rounds played
  • times the user won
  • times the computer won