Write a Java program that prompts a user for vehicle data and stores it in a linked list, and then sorts the list in ascending order based on miles-per-gallon and writes the sorted data to a text file, you can follow these steps: Create a class named Vehicle with private fields: make (String), model (String), and milesPerGallon (double). Include getters and setters for these fields. Implement the Comparable interface for Vehicle class and override the compareTo() method to compare vehicles based on their milesPerGallon. Create a main class (for example, VehicleDriver.java) to handle user input and perform the necessary operations. Inside the main method, create a BufferedReader object for user input. Prompt the user to enter the number of vehicle data they want to enter and store it in a variable (for example, nVehicles). Use a loop to iterate nVehicles times and prompt the user to enter make, model, and miles per gallon for each vehicle. Create Vehicle objects using the input data and add them to a LinkedList. Sort the LinkedList in ascending order based on miles-per-gallon using the Collections.sort() method. Prompt the user to enter a file name to write the sorted data to. Create a FileWriter object and iterate over the LinkedList, writing each vehicle's information to the file. Close the writer and display a success message. Please and thank you! Also, if it is not to much can you demonstrate/show a screenshot that the file can be seen/viewed in Notepad.

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Write a Java program that prompts a user for vehicle data and stores it in a linked list, and then sorts the list in ascending order based on miles-per-gallon and writes the sorted data to a text file, you can follow these steps:

Create a class named Vehicle with private fields: make (String), model (String), and milesPerGallon (double). Include getters and setters for these fields.
Implement the Comparable interface for Vehicle class and override the compareTo() method to compare vehicles based on their milesPerGallon.
Create a main class (for example, VehicleDriver.java) to handle user input and perform the necessary operations.
Inside the main method, create a BufferedReader object for user input.
Prompt the user to enter the number of vehicle data they want to enter and store it in a variable (for example, nVehicles).
Use a loop to iterate nVehicles times and prompt the user to enter make, model, and miles per gallon for each vehicle.
Create Vehicle objects using the input data and add them to a LinkedList.
Sort the LinkedList in ascending order based on miles-per-gallon using the Collections.sort() method.
Prompt the user to enter a file name to write the sorted data to.
Create a FileWriter object and iterate over the LinkedList, writing each vehicle's information to the file.
Close the writer and display a success message.

Please and thank you! Also, if it is not to much can you demonstrate/show a screenshot that the file can be seen/viewed in Notepad.

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