Write a program that helps the user decide what type of lottery game to play. Specifications: In some fictional state, there are 3 different lottery games a person can play: Three's Not a Crowd, Four Leaf Clover, and Big 5. The rules for each follow. Three's Not a Crowd: The player chooses three different numbers in the range 1 - 15. The winning game has all 3 numbers correct and in the right order. The alternate win game has all 3 numbers, but in the wrong order. Cost to play: $3.00 Four Leaf Clover: Same as Three's a Crowd, but with 4 numbers in the range 1 - 20. Cost to play: $4.00 Big 5: The player chooses 4 different numbers as the hand and 1 number as the bonus number. The winning game has all 5 numbers correct, with the 4 hand numbers in any order. The alternate win has the 4 hand numbers correct (in any order), but not the bonus number correct. Cost to play: $5.00 The amount of winnings will be: for the winning hand, $0.05 for each possible hand available for the alternate hand, $0.01 for each possible hand available Write a program that lets the user choose a game to play. For whichever game the user chooses, the computer will generate the winning numbers and prompt the user to input the user's chosen numbers. The user should be asked how many tickets are to be purchased. For each ticket, the computer should compare the user's guesses to the winning numbers, keeping track of how many times the user's ticket(s) won the game. Output should show whether or not the user won (both winning game and alternate game results), how much the user spent, and how much was won.