Your next task is to create and save card$($s$)$ or tickets, with all generated cards being Assignment $3$: Basic Bingo$-75$ Game $($Part B$\mathrm{.}1)$

Your task is to complete the implementation of the Basic Bingo$-75$ Game that was

initiated in Assignment $2.$ This involves creating a CLion Project based on the project

plan submitted in your previous assignment.

Your final Bingo$-75$ game project should showcase the following:

You are REQUIRED to implement your program with a set of core classes, and you

have the flexibility to include additional classes as needed to support your game design.

Player class: This class is responsible for storing player details, such as their

name and their card. It should include a constructor, some member functions for

various player$-$related actions, and possibly a destructor.

Card class: The Card class manages the grid of $25$ squares organized into $5$

rows and $5$ columns. These squares are initialized with $24$ unique random values

between $1$ and $75,$ following the specific game rules. Each column should adhere

to its respective range of values.

Application file $($main driver file$)$: The application file, which includes the main$()$

function, serves as the control centre for the game. It manages the overall flow of

the Bingo$-75$ game, including initialising players, controlling turns, and determining

the winner.

You may include other relevant attributes and behaviours to these classes, as identified

in your project plan.

displayed and automatically stored in a text file named 'CardsGenerated.txt$\text{'}.$

Each card consists of $25$ squares organized into $5$ rows and $5$ columns. The center

square can have one of the following: remain empty, contain the number zero, feature a

star $(*),$ display the word 'Free,$\text{'}$ or hold a special character. The card should also have

$24$ unique values between $1$ and $75.$

You can implement this task by creating a function and call it from the runMenu$()$ function,

when option $[3]$ Generate Card$($s$)$ is selected.

Note: The card is implemented as a class, and the user should be able to specify how

many cards to create.Assignment $3$: Basic Bingo$-75$ Game $($Part B$\mathrm{.}1)$

Your task is to complete the implementation of the Basic Bingo$-75$ Game that was

initiated in Assignment $2.$ This involves creating a CLion Project based on the project

plan submitted in your previous assignment.

Your final Bingo$-75$ game project should showcase the following:

You are REQUIRED to implement your program with a set of core classes, and you

have the flexibility to include additional classes as needed to support your game design.

Player class: This class is responsible for storing player details, such as their

name and their card. It should include a constructor, some member functions for

various player$-$related actions, and possibly a destructor.

Card class: The Card class manages the grid of $25$ squares organized into $5$

rows and $5$ columns. These squares are initialized with $24$ unique random values

between $1$ and $75,$ following the specific game rules. Each column should adhere

to its respective range of values.

Application file $($main driver file$)$: The application file, which includes the main$()$

function, serves as the control centre for the game. It manages the overall flow of

the Bingo$-75$ game, including initialising players, controlling turns, and determining

the winner.

You may include other relevant attributes and behaviours to these classes, as identified

in your project plan.