Exercise: A Card Class

Write a Java class that represents a playing card. A card has two attributes - a suit and a rank. Hence, the Card class should have two instance variables:

• suit - an integer (1 represents Spades, 2 represents Hearts, 3 represents Diamond, and 4 represents Clubs)
• rank - an integer representing the rank (1 represents Ace, numbers 2 - 10 represent the number, 11 represents Jack, 12 represents Queen, and 13 represents King)

Provide the following public methods:

• Card() -- a parameterless constructor that randomly generates the rank and suit of the card.

• int getValue() -- returns the point value of the card: 1 for Ace, 10 for face cards, the number on the card for everything else.

• int getRank() -- returns an integer representing the card's rank (1..13). Note that in this system, Ace is the lowest ranking card.

• String toString() -- returns a string representing the card as "<rank> of <suit>", e.g., "3 of Diamonds" or "King of Spades". Method toString should call other (private) methods (which you will have to write) to generate the name and suit strings; it can then just stick the results together into the final string and return it.