Make these programs work with eachother for a working game in java

import java.security.SecureRandom;

$/*$ The difference between

java.security.SecureRandom

and

java.util.Random

is described here

public class Die

$\{$

private SecureRandom rand $=$ new SecureRandom$()$;

private int sides;

$//$TODO: Create an overloaded constructor for the Die that takes no arguments and creates a $6$ sided Die by default.

public Die$($int sides$)$

$\{$

rand.setSeed$($System$.$currentTimeMillis$())$;

this.sides $=$ sides;

$\}$

public int roll$()$

$\{$

$/*$ This part...

rand.nextInt$()$ & Integer.MAX$\_$VALUE

$...$is needed to ensure that nextInt

returns a positive value.

MAX$\_$VALUE looks something like this

in memory:

$01111111111111111111111111111111111$

so logically anding another integer

with it preserves all of the original

integer's $1$ bits except for the

negative bit.

$*/$

return $(($rand$.$nextInt$()$ & Integer.MAX$\_$VALUE$)\%$ this.sides$)+1$;

$\}$

$\}$

public class Game

$\{$

$//$TODO: Declare two private Die variables named player$1$ and player$2$ here. This provides a reference to Die from Game, which is an example of composition.

public Game$()$

$\{$

$//$TODO: Initialize the two Die variables here. DO NOT pass the number of sides to the Dice's constructors.

$\}$