I need help writing a rock paper scissors game in Java using the arrow syntax for the switch statement $($example case $1->)$ not the full rule syntax for the switch statement $($example case $1$:$).$ Again use the arriw syntax $($case $->)$ nit the full rule syntax $($case :$).$ The orogram should use methods frim the JOptionPane class. The program should ask the player to make their selection from the dialog box. The dialog box should have buttons with $3$ buttons. One button should say Rock, one should say Paper, and the other should say Scissors. It should say click a button corresponding to your pkay. The player will click a button. A dialog box will display what the player selected. Next the program will generate a choice for the computer. Once the computers choice is generated the program should translate the computers choice. Next the program should display a dialog box with the results. Example is "You chose scissors. The computer chose paper. Scissors cut paper. Yoy win!". There should be $7$ options for results. Paper wraps rock when the player wins or the computer wins; Rock crushes scissors when the player wins or computer wins; Scissors cut paper when the player wins or the computer wins. The final dialog box should display the final score of the game by saying Wins: $,$ Loses: $,$ Ties: $.$ The program should have a loop to repeat the game for $3$ rounds before ending the game. Again the program should use the arrow syntax $($case $1->)$ not the full rule syntax $($case $1$:$)$ for the switch statement.