Java Game Developement

ou have all the programming knowledge to start implementing the project for the class using the command line interface (i.e., the console). The Wheel of Fortune is an American television game show created by Merv Griffin in 1975. The game consists of two components: the word phrase/letters board and the wheel of prizes. The board consists of a short phrase or message, and at the beginning of the game all its letters are all hidden. An underscore (“_”) will represent a hidden character. The wheel consists of numerous wedges, each possessing either a prize value or the phrase “bankrupt”. Our simplified game will have two players: a human (i.e., the user) and the computer. The players are supposed to guess a phrase chosen randomly by the computer from an input file (see [login to view URL]). Each player gets a turn. The human player turn starts the game. In each turn, a player can either choose to guess a letter or guess the entire phrase. Before guessing, the player needs to spin the wheel. The pleyer enters a letter and the prize value from the wheel multiplied with the number of the letter occurences will be added to the total prize of the player if the player makes a correct guess. Moreover, all the occurrences of a correctly guessed letter will be displayed on the board at the appropriate positions. The letters that have not been guessed by players will remain hidden. The “bankrupt” wedge will restore a player’s score to 0. If the player guesses correctly he will play another turn. The player that guesses the phrase first will win the game