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L player!: a Player object that represents Player #1 2, player 2: a Player object that represents Player #2 Each Player object has equal number of Card objects in its cards attibute. The function draws cards from each player's hand (use the draw.card0 method in the Player class) until a player wins the round or the players run out of cards. Here is an example of how you might have Player #1 draw a card: playerl card - Playerl.drax cardo If, on the first draw, the rank of Player #1's card is greater than the rank of Player "2 the round and the function returns the tuple ( by the player. The function also adds 2 to player 1.-score. As in the real War card game. Player #1 earns 2 points because he "Wins" two cards his own, as well as not added to either player's card list. Similarly, if the rank of Playe #1's card, then Player #2 wins the round and the function returns the tuple (2, 2) . The function also player2..score. Here is an example: card, then Player #1 wins 2), where l indicates Player #1 and 2 indicates the points won 1, Player #2's card. The cards are discarded and are r #2's card is greater than the rank of Player adds 2 to CSE 101-Spring 2018 Homework #5 Page 3 Player 1 drew A Player 2 drew 8 Player 1 won the round, scoring 2 points. If the two cards have (if any). Cards are card of higher rank than the other player. Each draw of the cards earns the eventual winner 2 Here is an example the same rank, then we have a war! The function draws another card from each player's hand continually drawn until the players run out of cards or one player wins the war by drawing a additional points. Player 1 drew 10 Player 2 drew 104 WAR! Player 1 drew 24 Player 2 drew 2 WAR! Player 1 drew 5 Player 2 drew o Player 2 won the round, scoring 6 pointa, For the above example, the function would return (2. 6) and would update the value of play accordingly If the two players start a war and then run out of cards, the round i considered a tie. In this case the function