I have written the following code for the Three Cards Monte game. It works as expected and returns the required output. However when I tried to turn it in to the teacher, he keeps saying its too long.Is there any way to shorten it but make sure it returns the same output? import java.util.Scanner;public class ThreeCardsMonte {    public static void main(String[]args) {        Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);        int ace;         int guess;        ace = 1 + (int)(Math.random()*3);        System.out.println(You slide up to Fast Eddie's card table and plop down your cash.);        System.out.println(He glances at you out of the corner of his eye and starts shuffling.);        System.out.println(He lays down three cards.);        System.out.println();        System.out.println(Which one is the ace?);        System.out.println();        System.out.println(##  ##  ##);        System.out.println(##  ##  ##);        System.out.println(1   2   3);        guess = keyboard.nextInt();        if ((ace == 1) && (guess == 1)) {             System.out.println(You nailed it! Fast Eddie reluctantly hands over your winnings, scowling.);            System.out.println(AA  ##  ##);            System.out.println(AA  ##  ##);            System.out.println(1   2   3);  }        else if ((ace == 1) && (guess != 1)) {            System.out.println(Ha! Fast Eddie wins again! The ace was card number  +ace+.);            System.out.println(AA  ##  ##);            System.out.println(AA  ##  ##);            System.out.println(1   2   3);  }        else if ((ace == 2) && (guess == 2)) {             System.out.println(You nailed it! Fast Eddie reluctantly hands over your winnings, scowling.);            System.out.println(##  AA  ##);            System.out.println(##  AA  ##);            System.out.println(1   2   3);  }        else if ((ace == 2) && (guess != 2)) {            System.out.println(Ha! Fast Eddie wins again! The ace was card number  +ace+.);            System.out.println(##  AA  ##);            System.out.println(##  AA  ##);            System.out.println(1   2   3);  }        else if ((ace == 3) && (guess == 3)) {            System.out.println(You nailed it! Fast Eddie reluctantly hands over your winnings, scowling.);            System.out.println(##  ##  AA);            System.out.println(##  ##  AA);            System.out.println(1   2   3);    }        else if ((ace == 3) && (guess != 3)) {            System.out.println(Ha! Fast Eddie wins again! The ace was card number  +ace+.);            System.out.println(##  ##  AA);            System.out.println(##  ##  AA);            System.out.println(1   2   3);            }     }} 
Three Cards Monte game
java;homework
You have a lot of repeats     if (ace == guess) {       System.out.println(You nailed it! Fast Eddie reluctantly hands over your winnings, scowling.);  }  else  {      System.out.println(Ha! Fast Eddie wins again! The ace was card number  +ace+.);  }  if (ace == 1) {      System.out.println(AA  ##  ##);      System.out.println(AA  ##  ##);  }  else if (ace == 2) {      System.out.println(##  AA  ##);      System.out.println(##  AA  ##);  }  else if (ace == 3) {      System.out.println(##  ##  AA);      System.out.println(##  ##  AA);  }  System.out.println(1   2   3);Could put the ace position in an array and just reference it by indexI don't know java to write an array  