This program draws 5 random cards for the "player". Please edit the following code to include another 5 cards drawn for the computer as the picture shows using the same struct.

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

struct card

{

string rank;

string suit;

int numeric;

bool drawn;

};

void printCard(card[]);

const int ranksize = 13;

const int suitsize = 4;

int main()

{

int counter =0;

srand(time(0));

bool drawn = false;

struct card deck[52];

string ranks[ranksize] = { "Ace", "2", "3", "4",

"5", "6", "7", "8",

"9", "10", "Jack", "Queen", "King" };

const string suits[suitsize] = { "Diamonds", "Hearts", "Spades", "Clubs" };

int k = 0;

for ( int i = 0; i

{

for ( int j = 0; j

{

deck[k].rank = ranks[i];

deck[k].suit = suits[j];

k++;

}

}

for (int counter=0; counter

int r = rand()%52;

struct card temp = deck[counter]; deck[counter] = deck[r]; deck[r] = temp;

}

printCard(deck);

return 0;

}

void printCard(card ca[])

{

int z=0;

cout

for (int z=0; z

cout

}

return;

}

Create a class named PlayingCard. The class contains four fields for a standard playing card a value in numeric (e.g. 12) a value in string format (e.g. "Queen") a suit in numeric (e.g. 1) a suit in string format (e.g. "spade") Each PlayingCard is assigned its values upon construction Write a main() function that plays a card game where the objective is to have the greatest number of pairs; a pair is composed of two cards of the same value in different suits. Randomly deal five cards each to a player and to a computer. Make sure there are no duplicate cards, as would be the case using a standard playing card deck. (For example, a deck can contain four fives and 13 spades, but only one five of spades.) Count the number of matching cards for the player and for the computer, and announce a winner or a tie For this game assume that a pair beats no matching cards, three of a kind beats a pair, four of a kind beats three of a kind, and five of a kind beats four of a kind. Card values do not affect the outcome-for example, two eights are no better than two sevens. Also assume two pairs are no better than a pair Sample run Player's cards Card is King of hearts Card is 7 of hearts Card is 9 of spades Card is 8 of clubs Card is Ace of spades Computer's cards Card IS 5 Of clubS Card is 8 of spades Card is 2 of diamonds Card is 9 of clubs Card is 6 of hearts Player has no p Computer has no pairs It's a tie airs