Write a Java program for the eSports program.

In particular, your program should do the following:

At the beginning of the program load the player and team data from the file, teamData.txt$.$

Output a menu with options for creating a match, listing all matches, declaring an outcome for an existing match, and terminating the program and prompt the user to choose an option.

You should validate the user$$s input.

If option $1$ is chosen:

Prompt the user for the information needed to create a match.

Prompt the user for the name of the game for the match.

List all the teams and ask the user to choose two.

Validate the match. If the teams do not play the game, then prompt for all information again.

Create the match and add it to the list of matches.

Return to the main menu.

If option $2$ is chosen:

Output all the matches to the console.

Return to the main menu.

If option $3$ is chosen:

Prompt the user to enter the match number.

You should validate the user$$s input.

Prompt the user to choose which team won the match.

Update the statistics of each team e$.$g$.,$ winning team gets $+1$ win and losing team gets $+1$ loss.

Return to the main menu.

If option $4$ is chosen:

Save the team and player information to an output file, teamData.txt$.$

Terminate the program.

Implementation details:

You will declare the following classes: Team, Player, and Match. Team and Player have not changed from the previous assignment.

Match:

Home team : Team

Away team : Team

Game : String

Team:

Name : String

Wins : int

Losses : int

Game : String

Array of players : Player$[]$

Player:

Name : String

Age : int

Rank : int

The fields of these classes should all be private. You will thus need to define getters and setters for each field.

Do not write accessors that expose the list of players in Team.