Write Java program that counts the number of times each character, appears in a file. You can use nadu.txt as the input file. Print each character and number of times .appeared Hint: use array with two fields to store each .character and a counter for it

Need help with the following: Adding comments to help explain the purpose of methods, classes, constructors, etc. to help improve understanding. Implementing enhanced for loop (for each loop) to iterate over the numbers array in the calculateProduct method. Creating a separate class for the UI and a separate class for the calculator logic. Lastly, creating a constant instead of hard coding the number "5" in multiple places. Thank you for any input/knowldge you can transfer to me, I appreciate it. Source Code: package implementingRecursion; import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; import java.awt.event.ActionListener;   public class RecursiveProductCalculator extends JFrame { private JTextField[] numberFields; private JButton calculateButton; private JLabel resultLabel; public RecursiveProductCalculator() { setTitle("Recursive Product Calculator"); setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); setLayout(new GridLayout(7, 1));   numberFields = new…

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this is my code, but after automatically check it, it shows smt went wrong(image one) image two is the spec for nextTweet and below is my code, since it's the system automatically  check the code, I dont really have a textcases. plz debug it and fix it. show the screenshot of the code when u finish. thanks  Below is my whole code for TweetBot  import java.util.*;import java.io.*; public class TweetBot {     private List<String> tweets;    private int index;     public TweetBot(List<String> tweets){        if(tweets.size() < 1){            throw new IllegalArgumentException("need contain at least one tweet!");        }        this.tweets = new ArrayList<>(tweets);    }     public int numTweets(){        return tweets.size();    }         public void addTweet(String tweet) {        tweets.add(tweet);        if (tweets.size() == 1) {            // if the tweet was the first one added, set the index to 0            index = tweets.size() - 1;        }    }     public…

Please rewrite all of this animation code so that it performs the same functions in a java file instead of the files .css,.js, and .html (which is what I have) in visual studios. You would need to import javaFX since this would require GUI. My styles.css and Animation.html are attached as screenshots, and my script.js is below: script.js const dialogue = [     { character: 'Narrator', text: "In the dead of night, beneath a moon veiled by misty clouds, a lone figure trudged along a desolate forest path." },     { character: 'Narrator', text: "Unknown to her, she was not alone." },     { character: 'Human', text: "Who's there? Show yourself!" },     { character: 'Creature', text: "You venture into realms unknown, mortal. What brings you to these woods?" },     { character: 'Human', text: "I seek passage to the village beyond. I mean no harm." },     { character: 'Creature', text: "Harm is but a shadow in these woods, mortal." },     { character: 'Human', text: "What do you mean? Who are…

x = zeros(uint8(5,5)); for i = 1:5     for j = 1:5         a = 5/i;         x(i,j) = 255/a;     end end Which of the following best describes the black and white image x?    1. The columns of x will get lighter from left to right 2. The rows of x will get lighter from top to bottom 3. The rows of x will get darker from top to bottom 4. The columns of x will get darker from left to right

Which is NOT true of the decorator design pattern? It requires modification of the way an object is used It allows us to detach new methods to an object at runtime It allows us to attach new methods to an object at runtime It allows us to combine several features in a scaleable manner

Your animation must make use of DrawingPanel.java. Draw an animation that should have at 4 - 6 different "effects" or "movements.  PLEASE HELP!!! I cannot submit the old code as I got help from one of you guys before since this is the old one.

Java Questions - (Has 2 Parts). Based on each code, which answer out of the choices "A, B, C, D, E" is correct. Each part has one correct answer. Thank you. Part 1 - Which sets the frame (or a "form") width to 100 pixels and the height to 200 pixels? A. setSize(100, 200);B. setSize(200, 100);C. setDims(100, 200);D. setDimensions(200, 100);E. setWidth(100); setHeight(100); Part 2 - In Java, which can ensure the "Form" class to inherit from JFrame class? A. public class Form gets JFrame { }B. public class Form inherits JFrame { }C. public class Form extends JFrame { }D. public class Form : public JFrame { }E. public class Form implements JFrame { }

Your animation must make use of DrawingPanel.java (from Chapter 3G). Draw an animation that should have at 4 - 6 different "effects" or "movements. PLEASE HELP!!!