There is a game that some children play called rock-scissors-paper. Two contestants each select one of the items: rock, scissors or paper, make a symbol with their hands representing this object and then the two contestants simultaneously show their representation of the object to the other. The winner is decided as follows: ? Rock beats scissors. ? Scissors beats paper. ? Paper beats rock. Combinations of similar objects are considered a draw. 1. This assignment is a group assignment. You are expected to work in a group with one or two other students. 2. For this project you must simulate two people playing this game by writing a program in Java that uses threads. Each player is to be represented by a thread; the same instance of each thread must be used for all rounds (see next item). Threads must be used. 3. Let the playing of the game by the two players be called a round. The code is to simulate the playing of n-rounds of the game. For each round the values selected by the two players are to be compared; that is, the values selected by each player in a given round are to be compared not values from different rounds. This comparison is to be performed as the values are generated. It is not acceptable to store the values in arrays and perform the comparisons at a later time. 4. You must use the following Java keywords to help synchronize your program: synchronized, wait, notify (or notifyAll in place of notify). 5. While the program is executing, display messages that correspond to important events. These messages are useful for debugging and should demonstrate that the customers are processed in the correct order. 6. Run your program for the processing of at least 1000 rounds. Display summary statistics to show that the program worked correctly. Hint: When you write your synchronization code, you might need to compare the values of which iteration each thread is in. Sample output: Round 992: Player 2 wins! Round 993: Player 2 selects rock Round 992: Player 1 loses Round 993: Player 1 selects scissors Round 993: Player 1 loses Round 994: Player 1 selects scissors Round 993: Player 2 wins! Round 994: Player 2 selects scissors Round 994: Player 2: Draw Round 995: Player 2 selects scissors Round 994: Player 1: Draw Round 995: Player 1 selects rock Round 995: Player 1 wins! Round 996: Player 1 selects paper Round 995: Player 2 loses Round 996: Player 2 selects scissors Round 996: Player 2 wins! Round 997: Player 2 selects paper Round 996: Player 1 loses Round 997: Player 1 selects scissors Round 997: Player 1 wins! Round 998: Player 1 selects rock Round 997: Player 2 loses Round 998: Player 2 selects scissors Round 998: Player 2 loses Round 999: Player 2 selects scissors Round 998: Player 1 wins! Round 999: Player 1 selects scissors Round 999: Player 1: Draw Round 999: Player 2: Draw Summary Statistics: Number of draws: 343 Number of times scissors won: 235 Number of times rock won: 310 Number of times paper won: 112