lease add to the Game code below (TODO LISTED): /*TODO add no argument constructor constructor*/ /*TODO add three argument constructor*/ /*TODO create an attack method that returns a random value from 1 to weapon's strength and deducts 1 from durability*/ /*TODO in the attack method if durability is 0 return 0*/ /*TODO create a toString override*/     import java.util.Random; //Game driver //Notice it's the only class declared as public. public class GameBattleDriver { public static void main(String [] args) { Character hero = new Character("Sparhawk", 40, 10); //System.out.println(Character.numChars); Character badguy = new Character("Gwerg", 100, 3); //System.out.println(Character.numChars); Character hero2 = new Character("Sparhawk", 40, 10); //System.out.println(Character.numChars); //BattleArena b1 = new BattleArena(hero, badguy); //b1.fight(); BattleArena.fight(hero, badguy); //System.out.println(hero.attack()); //System.out.println(hero.attack(45)); //System.out.println(hero); //System.out.println(hero.toString()); /*TODO Create a weapon and "give it" to the hero to use*/ /*TODO Add some print statements to print the weapon that was given to the hero*/ } } /** * Character class * Generic RPG Character */ class Character { private String name; private int hitPoints; private int strength; private boolean alive; private Weapon w1; public static int numChars = 0; /** * Construct a character object initializing all variables other than alive and set alive to be true * @param name - characters name * @param hitPoints - initial set of hitPoints for our character * @param strength - initial strength of our character. */ public Character(String name, int hitPoints, int strength) { numChars++; alive = true; this.name=name; this.hitPoints=hitPoints; this.strength=strength; } public void setWeapon(Weapon w1) { this.w1 = w1; } //Example of method override //Over riding the toString method in Object @Override public String toString() { return "name : " + name + "\nHit Poist : " + hitPoints + "\nStrenght :" + strength; } //These two attack methods are an example of method overloading.... public int attack() { Random r1 = new Random(); /*TODO update this function to add the weapon attack*/ /*TODO make sure weapon doesn't equal null before adding it*/ return r1.nextInt(strength); //return r1.nextInt(strength) + w1.attack(); } public int attack(int strength) { Random r1 = new Random(); return r1.nextInt(strength); } public void takeDamage(int damage) { setHitPoints(hitPoints - damage); } /** * Basic setter for hitPoints * Assigns new value to character hitPoints * @param hitPoints */ public void setHitPoints(int hitPoints) { if (hitPoints <=0) { this.hitPoints = 0; alive = false; } else { this.hitPoints=hitPoints; } } //The minimum getters needed for this to work skipping documentation for this. public String getName(){return name;} public int getHitPoints(){return hitPoints;} public int getStrength(){return strength;} /** * Return the value of the alive status variable * Allows outside objects to determine if current character is alive * @return value of alive status variable */ public boolean isAlive(){return alive;} /*TODO Add a toString overload for character and test*/ } /** Battle Arena class object Facilitates an epic battle between two character class objects */ class BattleArena { private Character c1; private Character c2; public BattleArena(Character c1, Character c2) { this.c1=c1; this.c2=c2; /*TODO Make the call to this manual instead of having it run by the constructor*/ //fight(); } /** * Epic battle between two characters * Method internal to class object */ public static void fight(Character c1, Character c2) { int damage = 0; //Random r1 = new Random(); //Main game loop while(c1.isAlive() && c2.isAlive()) { //damage = r1.nextInt(c1.getStrength()); damage = c1.attack(); System.out.println(c1.getName() + " hits " + c2.getName() + " for " + damage); //c2.setHitPoints(c2.getHitPoints()-damage); c2.takeDamage(damage); //Pause for 2 seconds to add some suspense //This is an example of a checked exception. It won't work without it... try { Thread.sleep(2000); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } //Don't do damage if 2nd combatant was killed if (c2.isAlive()) { //damage = r1.nextInt(c2.getStrength()); damage = c2.attack(); System.out.println(c2.getName() + " hits " + c1.getName() + " for " + damage); //c1.setHitPoints(c1.getHitPoints() - damage); c1.takeDamage(damage); } } System.out.print("Our winner is : " ); //Report the winner if (c1.isAlive()) System.out.println(c1.getName()); else if (c2.isAlive()) System.out.println(c2.getName()); } } class Weapon { private String name; private int strength; private int durability; }