Write a program that inputs three integers in the range[1..13] that represent a hand of three cards. Your program shouldoutput an English evaluation of the hand.
In the output, cards will be described as follows:
- 2–10 are described by the words for their numeric values:two, three, etc.
- 1 is called an ace, 11 is called a jack, 12 is called aqueen, and 13 is called a king.
The evaluation of a hand is based on the first of thefollowing cases that matches the cards:
- All three cards are equal to each other.
Sample output for 4 4 4: You have three fours.
- The three cards form a straight (three successivevalues).
Sample output for 6 8 7: You have an eight-highstraight.
- Two cards (a pair) are equal.
Sample output for 6 3 6: You have a pair of sixes.
- Whatever is the highest card.
Sample output for 11 1 8: You have a jack.
Recommend sorting the card values before trying to evaluatethe hand –that makes it much easier. Also, work on one thing at atime: first determine what kind of hand (3 of kind, 2 of kind,straight,...) and then determine what is the “significant†card forthat hand (it becomes very messy and exhausting if you try to doboth at the same time!). Check for card values being equal to eachother (card1 == card2), not specific values (card1 == 1 &&card2 == 1 || card1 == 2 && card 2 == 2 || ...). If youcheck each value, your program will be hundreds of lineslong!
