“Assassin” is a real-life game in which a group of players all try individually

“Assassin” is a real-life game in which a group of players all try individually to find and
touch  (“kill”)  one  other  player.  You  can  use  a  linked  list  to  represent  this  “kill  ring”  of
players in the game. If a “kill” is made, the ring adjusts by removing that person from the
list. The “kill ring” implies that the list would be a circular list (see text for a diagrammatic
representation of the “kill ring.”
Write a program that models a game of “Assassin.” The game reads the names of the initial
“kill ring” from a text file and puts them into a linked list in random order. Then the game
repeatedly prompts for the name of a person that has been “killed”. The game continues
until only one player remains and is declared the winner. The program should also have
methods for printing the current contents of the “kill ring” and printing a “graveyard” of
all  players  who  have  been  “killed”.  Use  a  sample  “player_names.txt”  file  containing  at
least 10-15 players for the game.
When making any assumptions, clearly state them in a separate readme.txt file, and submit
the same along with your Assignment 4 submission as instructed below.