Please Help. ( java programming) The FantasyFiveLotto (domain) class simulates 2 tickets, the winning 5-number Fantasy 5 Lottery ticket and the user’s ticket of selected numbers. Include the following:
2 arrays of 5 integers each: fantasyLotteryNumbers and userLotteryPicks.

The constructor that uses the Random class to generate unique random numbers in the range of 1 to 36 for each of the 5 numbers in the fantasyLotteryNumbers array. (Call checkForDuplicates(..) for each number that is randomly generated.)

The method getUsersPicks(), which:0

Prompts the user to enter 5 unique numbers between 1 – 36
which will be stored in the array of integers named usersLotteryPicks
(call checkForDuplicates(..) for each number suggested by the user)

Display the fantasyLotteryNumbers array previously generated in the constructor, as a "cheating mechanism" to test the logic of matching the numbers.

The method checkForDuplicates(int[] anArray, int aNum) which:
Returns a TRUE if aNum already exists in anArray
Returns a FALSE if aNum does NOT exist in anArray
This method will be called from both the constructor and the getUserPicks() methods,
o in a loop that repeats while the method returns a value of TRUE, for each number to be added to an array.

The method checkLotteryMatch(), which will:
Compare the 2 arrays fantasyLotteryNumbers & usersLotteryPicks and return the number of digits that match.

Since the digits do not have to match in the exact order, a nested loop is needed to go through each digit in the user's lottery picks array and compare it to each digit in the fantasyLotteryNumbers array.

A Driver class called the LotteryGame, which instantiates the FantasyFiveLotto class called aFantasyFiveLotto. The driver will call the following methods:
1.) aFantasyFiveLotto. getUsersPicks() method
2.) aFantasyFiveLotto. checkLotteryMatch() method. Use the number returned from the call to the checkLotteryMatch() method to determine if the user/player is a winner by using the following criteria:
• For a 3-digit match, display a message to the user that he/she will receive a free Lottery ticket as the prize
• For a 4-digit match, display a message to the user that he/she will receive a $2000 prize
• For a 5-digit match, display a message to the user that he/she will receive a prize of $50,000.
If there are less than 3 matches, display the following message to the user: "Sorry, no prizes today. Try again!"