The idea of the game is that the deck is dealt entirely to the two players. Then, without looking at their \"hand\", both players play the top card, and the highest card wins. (Normally, if there's a tie, then you'd get a \"battle\", but we'll ignore that for now. You can discard those cards or put them on a separate list.)

Create a function called SKIRMISH that takes 2 hands of cards. Print the cards that each player has at the beginning of the game. Using the LOOP command, run the game as described above. Print out the card that was played by each player, and who won that round. Do not add \"won\" cards back into the hand, but assemble lists of the cards that both players have won. (Note: the winning cardandthe losing card both go to the winner.) At the end (when the players don't have any cards left), return a list of the two lists.

Note:You will definitely want to make some helper functions here. For one thing, you need to compare the values of cards. That's easy if the values are both numbers. But if when you work with the face cards (ACE, KING, etc).Hint:There's a clever hack you can do using the MEMBER function twice and the (presumably sorted) originalvalueslist.

As a (contrived) example, with small hands (!):

> (SKIRMISH '((ACE HEARTS) (KING HEARTS) (QUEEN HEARTS) (JACK HEARTS) (10 HEARTS)) '((4 HEARTS) (3 HEARTS) (2 HEARTS) (ACE DIAMONDS) (KING DIAMONDS)))P1 won: (ACE HEARTS) (4 HEARTS)P1 won: (KING HEARTS) (3 HEARTS)P1 won: (QUEEN HEARTS) (2 HEARTS)P2 won: (JACK HEARTS) (ACE DIAMONDS)P2 won: (10 HEARTS) (KING DIAMONDS);;; Returns(((2 HEARTS) (QUEEN HEARTS) (3 HEARTS) (KING HEARTS) (4 HEARTS) (ACE HEARTS)) ; P1 cards ((KING DIAMONDS) (10 HEARTS) (ACE DIAMONDS) (JACK HEARTS)) ; P2 cards NIL) ; draw (tied) cards