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You will write three tests for Regular Expressions (REGEX)

1. The user will enter an 8 digit Drexel ID. The REGEX will evaluate if it is valid or not. You can accept either 8 digits, or 6 digits followed by a hyphen, and then the last 2 digits.

Acceptable Drexel IDs values could be:
12341234
123456-78

2. The user will enter a Drexel course code. The course code beings with two capital letters, followed by an optional hyphen, followed by 3 digits, and followed by an optional section number (which is a hyphen followed by 3 digits)

Acceptable Drexel IDs values could be:
CT290
CT370-609
EN-371
CS-412-515

3. The user will enter a valid Drexel password based on the following algorithm: It must be at least 8 characters in length. It must have at least one capital letter. It cannot end with a number.

Acceptable Drexel password values could be:
Sparky47x
1234567X
Password (what a terrible password, but it's acceptable)
ABC123xy

In the same project, ask the user (via Scanner readers) to enter their first name, middle name, last name, birth month, birth day (of the month), Drexel ID, Drexel Course Code, and Drexel password.

Check (via the REGEX you wrote in part 1) that the Drexel data is valid.

Write code that will save data to a file. The file will be named "Unit8.txt" When opened with a text editor, the file might read as follows:

Coded by: (Your Name)
This file name: Unit8.txt
First Name: Robert
Middle Name: John
Last Name: Watson
Birth Month: 5
Birth Day: 28
Drexel ID: 343467-01
Drexel Course Code: MA-230-818
Drexel Password: SecretWord

Ask the user for the filename to save the code. So, instead of saving it to Unit8.txt, they could save it to MyProjectData.data

Write a REGEX that verifies that file name is only 8 characters, followed by a period, followed by a 3 letter extension. So, the above name of MyProjectData.data, would be wrong, but they could save it to a filed named MyData.dat

Include Exception Handling to verify that only digits are entered for the birth month and birth day.

Modify the Drexel Password checker to include at least one number in the password. Again, it cannot be the last character.

Create an email for this user. The email is their initials and the first three digits of their student ID. In the above example, the email created would be: RJW343. Report this in the printout.

If all of the extra credit is done, a possible printout would be:

Coded by: (Your Name)
This file name: MyCode.inf
First Name: Robert
Middle Name: John
Last Name: Watson
Birth Month: 5
Birth Day: 28
Drexel ID: 343467-01
Drexel Course Code: MA-230-818
Drexel Password: DontAsk7z
Drexel Email: RJW343