The document provides instructions for a Java programming assignment that involves creating a program to interact with a user to create and add records to a text file. The program must: 1) Create a Java project called Week10Test2 including a CreateNotes class and any other necessary classes. 2) Prompt the user for a file name and path, and check if the file already exists before creating it. 3) Allow the user to enter data that will be added to the file, then print the file contents once the user is done entering data. 4) Include error handling and follow proper naming conventions and documentation standards.

1. Apply your knowledge of Java 2 programming techniques. Submit the project.zip via Blackboard.
Create a project that interacts with the user, creates a text file, adds records to the text file, and
displays the contents of the text file. 1. Create Java project Week10Test2. This project will include
development of the CreateNotes.java and any other classes you may choose to develop. (10
points-be sure to name the objects as required) Demonstrate that you can access a text file by
creating it, adding records to it, and printing the contents of the file. 2. Prompt the user for a
directory name and the file name with .bxt extension. Be sure this has a bxt extension. (10 points)
a. If the file already exists, display "File already exists". (10 points) b. If the file does not exist,
create it and send a message that the "File created" (10 points) 3. Allow the user to enter data into
the file by prompting the user to enter the input. (10 points) 4. Allow the user to type input and add
it to the file. Press Enter twice to exit. Hint: strText isEmpty(), strText lengthy) ==0, or
strText.equals/ +) (10 points) 5. You must use the ReadStringFromUser method in this program.
(20 points) 6. Once the user finishes, print the file contents to the console screen. (20 points) 7. Be
sure the program checks for other error processing. validation, etc. as necessary. (20 points) 8.
The program must follow proper naming conventions of this course. (20 points) 9. Test the
program and provide a print-screen of the test results. (20 points) 10. Be sure to have the proper
program documentationfcomments. All methods must have the proper JavaDoc comments. (20
points) 11. Generate a JavaDoc for your Project. You do this by selecting your project folder,
select Project, Generate JavaDoc. You can refresh your project to see the doc folder that contains
your index.html. Select Open With. Web Browser, navigate to annotations and provide a
printscreen with your submission. (20 points) 12. Refer to the homework assignments for tips on
how to create this application. If you have questions, be sure to ask your instructor.