Objectives: We know the benefits of using classes in java. However, what if we want to create a class inside of a class? Is this even possible? Yes, it is$.$ This is known as nested classes. A programmer may want to do this when they want to group classes logically$,$ increase encapsulation, and make code more maintainable and readable. By completing this assignment, students will demonstrate knowledge of creating nested classes.

Task Description: The sports association wants you to continue development of the soccer league. Using your previous assignment on the soccer league, you will add some additional features. They want to be able to track in$-$game statistics. These should be built in as nested classes in the Player and Team classes.

Class Layout $($Game and Coach classes are omitted because they do not change$)$:

Team $($Class$)$:

Name

City

Color

Roster$($ArrayList of players$)$

Statistics $($Class$)$:

Team Goals

Team Assists

Team Tackles

Wins

Losses

Ties

Player $($Class$)$:

Name

Age

Position

Team

Statistics $($Class$)$:

Goals

Assists

Tackles

Saves $($Goalkeeper saves$)$

You are supplied with a playerStats.txt file. This file contains the statistics for players. Each player is identified by name and team name. These statistics are taken from different games, so as they are being read each they should be added to the appropriate player's stats as well as the team's stats.