You are to write a program in Java to simulate a lottery.$$ The Player will select five numbers from $1$ to $69.$ The computer will generate $5$ random numbers from $1$ to $69.$

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Jackpot defined for this assignment:

The grand prize jackpot starts at $10$ million. The player will win this amount if all $5$ of the players numbers match all five of the computer numbers.$$ Each time the grand prize jackpot is not won in a game, the jackpot will increase by $2$ million. If any numbers are matched the player will be assigned a winning of $$100$ for each matched number.$$

The player will then be asked if they want to play again.$$ Your code will run until the user wants to stop.

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The specifications of the project are as follows:

$$ You must have a user defined class within the code.$$ Code done in only one main method will not be accepted

$$ You will have the following methods:

$$ Method to generate the computer numbers and prompt the player to enter their numbers

$$ Method to check for matches and assign winnings

$$ Method to print results of current game $($one set of $5$ numbers from the player and the computer$)$

$$ Method to print all of the final results after the player is done playing

$$ You must use an array of $5$ integers for the player$$s numbers and another array of $5$ integers for the computer generated lottery numbers. If your code does not have the data defined this way, the code will not be accepted.

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How the program will work:

$$ Create code to randomly generate $5$ lottery numbers. You will have to check that the computer generates $5$ unique numbers from $1$ to $69$

$$ Create code to prompt the player to enter $5$ numbers.$$ You will have to check that the player enters $5$ unique numbers from $1$ to $69.$ But you do not have to check for any other data input errors.

$$ You will then check for a match of the player$$s numbers and the lottery numbers.$$ You will keep track of how many numbers matched and any money won.

$$ You will print out the results of the play $($numbers matched and any money won in that single game$)$

$$ If the jackpot was not won, you will add $2$ million to the jackpot.$$ If the jackpot was won, you will start the jackpot over at $10$ million again

$$ You will ask the player if they want to play again.$$ You must keep track of a running total of what was won and how many times the player played the lottery game

$$ Finally, after the player has quit playing, you are to print:

$$ The number of times the player played the lottery

$$ The number of times a number was matched

$$ The total amount of money won

$$ The final value of the jackpot