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Create a function called compare$\_$hands$($agent$\_$hand, dealer$\_$hand$)$ that does the following:

Accepts $2$ parameters:

agent$\_$hand of type list that represents the cards in the agent$$s hand

dealer$\_$hand of type list that represents the cards in the dealer's hand

Determine the winner based on these rules:

If the agent$\_$hand value is over $21,$ the player busts, and the dealer wins.

If the dealer$\_$hand value is over $21,$ the dealer busts, and the player wins.

If the agent$\_$hand value is higher than the dealer$$s$,$ the player wins.

If the dealer$\_$hand value is higher than the player$$s$,$ the dealer wins.

If both have the same value, it$$s a push $($a tie$).$

Returns the result of the comparison as a string $($e$.$g$.$Player busts!$).$

Replace your existing main function from the previous parts with one that does the following:

Prompts the user to enter a filename.$$

Call the read$\_$deck function with filename as an argument to obtain the deck$\_$of$\_$cards.

Call the shuffle function with deck$\_$of$\_$cards as an argument to obtain shuffled$\_$deck.

Uses a while statement to repeatedly play the game until the number of cards left in the shuffled$\_$deck is less than or equal to $10.$ Each iteration of the loop should follow these steps:

Initialization

Call the deal$\_$card function with shuffled$\_$deck and number$\_$of$\_$cards as arguments to obtain agent$\_$hand. Set number$\_$of$\_$cards to $2$ to give the agent an initial hand of $2$ cards.

Call the deal$\_$card function with shuffled$\_$deck and number$\_$of$\_$cards as arguments to obtain dealer$\_$hand. Set number$\_$of$\_$cards to $2$ to give the dealer an initial hand of $2$ cards.

Play Hands

Call the play$\_$hand function with agent$\_$hand and shuffled$\_$deck as arguments to update agent$\_$hand.

Call the play$\_$hand function with dealer$\_$hand and shuffled$\_$deck as arguments to update dealer$\_$hand.

Compare Hands

Call the compare$\_$hands function with agent$\_$hand and dealer$\_$hand as arguments to obtain the result of the game.$$

Print the result of compare$\_$hands.

Sample output

Enter filename: deck$1.$txt

Dealer busts!

Dealer wins!

Dealer busts!

Dealer busts!

Player wins!

Player busts!

Dealer busts!

Push!