Your class should have two constructors:$-$ One that takes an int and a String. The integer $(2$ through $14)$ is used to set the card value.$(2$ through $10$ are obvious. Jack has value $11,$ Queen has value $12,$ King has $13,$ and Ace has $14).$The String sets the suit. To set the suit, look at the first letter of the argument, ignoring$$upper$/$lowercase$,$ and if it is $\{$s$,$h$,$c$,$d$\}$ then set the suit accordingly $($Spades$,$ Hearts, Clubs,$$Diamonds$).-$ Another constructor takes a String and parses it to set the card value and suit. If the first$$character in the string is $2$ through $9$ or J$,$ Q$,$ K$,$ or A $($ignore upper$/$lowercase$),$ then set the card$$value in the obvious way. If the first character is $1,$ then the second character must be $0$ to$$indicate a card value of $10.$ The following character should be $\{$s$,$h$,$c$,$d$\}$ to specify the suit.$$Accept either uppercase or lowercase letters to set the suit. Any following characters in the$$input parameter can be ignored.$-$ If there is any error in the input to the constructor, the card value should be set to $0$ and the suit$$should be set to $$ERROR$.$ What are errors? Values not in the range from $2$ through $14($or not$\text{'}$j$\text{'},\text{'}$q$\text{'},\text{'}$k$\text{'},$ or $\text{'}$a$\text{'}$ for the second constructor$),$ or suit letters other than s$,$ h$,$ c$,$ d$.$In addition to the constructors, please add the following methods:$-$ Value$()$: returns the card$$s value as an integer in the range from $2$ through $14.-$ Suit$()$: returns the card$$s suit as a String. The suit should be represented as a single capital$$letter: $$S$,$H$,$C$,$ or $$D$-$ A method called toString$()$ that returns a String showing the value and then the suit,$$with no space between them. However, instead of printing $11$ for Jack, $12$ for Queen, etc$$instead print $$J$$ for Jack, $$Q$$ for Queen,