Java assignment

Players want to roll a ship (6), a captain (5) and a crew (4), plus have the highest score possible on the remaining two dice (the cargo). The catch? You must roll the 6, 5 and 4 in descending order. After all, you can't have a captain without a ship, or a crew without a captain! Each player gets three rolls to get his ship and crew together. The first player rolls all five dice in an attempt to get the 6, 5 and 4. If he rolls a 6, he can keep it, but can only keep a 5 or a 4 if he has a 6 or a 6, 5 respectively. On the next two rolls he aims to get a 5 and then a 4. If, by the end of the third roll he has a 6-5-4, he adds up the remaining two dice for his "cargo" score. If he does not have a 6-5-4, he scores nothing. For example, if he rolls a 6-3-1-1-4, he keeps the 6 but not the 4 because there is no 5. He can re-roll the 3-1-1-4 for his second roll. If he then rolls 5-4-2-2, he keeps the 5 and 4 and can choose whether or not to re-roll the 2-2. 4 is not a very high score so it might be wise to aim for a higher scoring "cargo." Assignment Instructions: Create a two player game of Ship Captain and Crew. Your program will announce a winner each round. The rounds are not cumulative. The game ends when one player decides not to play again. You may reuse your die class from the previous assignment. Design an OOP (Object Oriented Program) solution. You should have three classes: Die, Cup and Driver class. The Cup class should be drawn up from scratch as this is not a yahtzee game. The rounds can be controlled in the Driver class and all input/output from the user must be dealt with in the Driver class. The Cup and Die class may NOT print to the screen directly.