You will use the Casino.java (that is provided) to drive the Roulette class (that you will create). Here is the code for the Casino.java import java.util.*; public class Casino { public static void main (String[] args) { Scanner console = new Scanner (System.in); double wallet = 100.00; //Start the user off with $100 double bet = 0.00; //User bet double result = 0.00; //To store the winnings/losses of each game String input = \"\"; //User input //Create instance of the Roulette game (that you're creating) Roulette game = new Roulette(); do { System.out.println(\"How much would you like to bet?\"); bet = console.nextDouble(); wallet = wallet - bet; //Play a round and store the results result = game.betOnce(bet); //Flush the buffer console.nextLine(); //Update wallet amount and notify user wallet = wallet + result; System.out.println(\"You have $\" + wallet + \" in your wallet.\"); System.out.println(\"Bet again? Y or N?\"); input = console.nextLine(); } while (!input.equalsIgnoreCase(\"N\")); } //end main } //end class Your job is to create the Roulette class to interact with the Casino class to allow the user to play the game of Roulette. Here are the rules: Create a class named Roulette with a method named betOnce that takes, as parameters, the amount of the user bet. Generate a random number between 0 and 36 (that simulates the wheel - must use Math.random and set the range so it will only return the roulette numbers 0-36) The user should be prompted to place their bet on 1) Low or 2) High or 3) a Number Use the swtich statement . If the user selected 3) a Number, prompt the user to enter a guess between 1 and 36. If the user selected