Yles Objective Practice Reading Text Files Working String Data Implement Java Program Uses Q43900129
yles Objective: More practice reading text files and working with String data. Implement a java program that uses the JFileChooser dialog to let the user specify a text file on the system. The program should then open and read the file line by line. The program should then print a summary report of the file to the console (screen). The summary report should contain the following: The name of the file the user chose to process Number of lines in the file Number of words in the file • Number of characters in the file Suggested process; Open the file after the user specifies it with JFileChooser. Read each line one at a time keeping track of how many lines you read. As you read each line, count how many words there are. (A simple way to do this is to count the number of spaces separating the words. N spaces suggests that there are N+1 words on the line assuming no doubled spaces. You can also use the split function to retum an array of the words and the length of the array is how many words there are This works better than just counting the spaces…) Finally, as you read each line use the String length property to count how many characters are in the line and keep track of the total length of the file. Get a screenshot that shows the JFileChooser running. Get a screenshot that shows your output stats for a successful program run. Submit your work: Question 1 5 pts What is the first step of the business impact assessment process: Time Ela Attempt di 1 Minute Resource prioritizations Likelihood assessment Risk identification Identification of priorities Show transcribed image text yles Objective: More practice reading text files and working with String data. Implement a java program that uses the JFileChooser dialog to let the user specify a text file on the system. The program should then open and read the file line by line. The program should then print a summary report of the file to the console (screen). The summary report should contain the following: The name of the file the user chose to process Number of lines in the file Number of words in the file • Number of characters in the file Suggested process; Open the file after the user specifies it with JFileChooser. Read each line one at a time keeping track of how many lines you read. As you read each line, count how many words there are. (A simple way to do this is to count the number of spaces separating the words. N spaces suggests that there are N+1 words on the line assuming no doubled spaces. You can also use the split function to retum an array of the words and the length of the array is how many words there are This works better than just counting the spaces…) Finally, as you read each line use the String length property to count how many characters are in the line and keep track of the total length of the file. Get a screenshot that shows the JFileChooser running. Get a screenshot that shows your output stats for a successful program run. Submit your work:
Question 1 5 pts What is the first step of the business impact assessment process: Time Ela Attempt di 1 Minute Resource prioritizations Likelihood assessment Risk identification Identification of priorities
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