PLEASE HELP IN JAVA NOT C#$!!!$ Begin with the following code, and the class you defined in #$1($you can assume it works even if you

couldn$$t code #$1)$:

Add code to do the following things:

$1)$ Create an ArrayList $($java$)$ or List called Deck of PlayingCard $($the Class you defined in the

previous question$)$

a$)$ You will put an object of type PlayingCard into each cell of the ArrayList$/$List$.$

b$)$ The first PlayingCard should be an $$A of Clubs$,$ ie$,$ it$$s value should be A$,$ it$$s suite

should be Clubs. Next add a $2$ of Clubs$,3$ of Clubs$,4$ of Clubs$...$Q of Clubs$...$K

of Clubs$.$

c$)$ Repeat step b above for Diamonds, Hearts and Spades.

d$)$ Thus you$$ll add all $13$ values $($A$,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,$ J$,$ Q$,$ K$)$ of each of the $4$ suites,

so you should end up adding $52$ PlayingCard objects to the ArrayList.

e$)$ Hint: You should use a nested loop to do this step

$2)$ Next, you will create a $$hand$$ of $5$ unique cards in a new ArrayList$/$List$.$

a$)$ You$$ll do this by picking a random number between $0$ and $51$ using:

Java: int pos$=$myrand.nextInt$(51)$;

b$)$ If you$$ve not picked that number before, you$$ll add the card that is in the Deck

ArrayList$/$List at that position you just randomly picked to the Hand ArrayList$/$List

c$)$ You$$ll have to keep track of which numbers you$$ve picked so you don$$t accidentally add

the same card twice.

$3)$ Finally, print out the $5$ cards of the hand ArrayList$/$List$.$ You must use the toString $($Java$)$ override you put in the class in the last question.

Java

import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.Random;

class Main $\{$

public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$

Random myrand $=$ new Random$()$;

String$[]$ suites $=$

$\{"$Clubs$",$"Diamonds","Hearts","Spades"$\}$;

String$[]$ values $=$

$\{"$A$","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","10","$J$",$

$"$Q$","$K$"\}$;

$//$Insert code here

$\}$

$\}$