Create Array Using C+ and Java

Using a current version of NetBeans, you are to write a Java program using OOP principles to accommodate the following functionality as found in the Learning Objectives. Assignment #1 Learning Objectives: Provide student with experience building arrays of objects Provide student with opportunity in doing file input and output. Provide student with exercises in learning UML Provide practice with pseudo-code for detailed program design Provide student with exercises in Javadoc and its various formats Provide student with exercises in searching, sorting, and comparisons of key searches and sort routines. Functionality: Using the external file, [login to view URL]) you are to do the following: 1. Build Array of President Objects. Using the external file as input, you are to build an array of objects. In addition to your named Main class – please call it Main), you are to design and develop a second class named PresidentsMDrvr (President’s Driver) and create a number of objects of type (class) Presidents - one object in the array for each record (line) from the input file. You will need to use Buffered Reader, etc. as found (examples on Brief Introduction to Input/Output slide 7)) on my web page. Do not use Scanner. Each Presidents object will have six attributes (properties) defined individually as integers or Strings as appropriate for each object. Recommend downloading this file first into your project folder for this project. In your project folder, you will have your source program and it may thus access the file and build the array of Presidents objects without full path considerations. (Be careful: your submitted program for grading must run on MY computer. So if you have any dependencies on yours, it will not run on mine, and that is bad news. So be careful and check! 2. Display the Array of Presidents Objects. From your main() method, you are to build and access and do a lot of processing of an array of President objects. To do this, you are to first declare an object of type PresidentsMDrvr called PresidentsDrvr in main. By declaring this object PresidentsDrvr of class (type) PresidentsMDrvr in main, you will be able to call access, build, print, etc. the array of Presidents objects from the main method, which should be a high level driver only and contain little processing.