• When our system first starts, it should ask the editors to select and open a text file (*.txt) containing the DailyWordList. This file will have been provided by the editors that day. As mentioned, the editors are too busy to be responsible and may leave blank lines in this text file and unwanted characters in some words. However we are told that each non-blank line does contain one word and only one.• We must then report to the editors how many words are in today's DailyWordList. For whatever reason, the editors demand we report this number directly to the editor-user before going to the next step. (Besides leaving blank lines, they are apparently too busy to count the words.)• We must allow the editors to select and open a Microsoft Word document (*.doc or *.docx) for analysis. • Analysis and final reporting is to be accomplished with Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that can be saved. Based on the above input, we must generate a Microsoft Excel report describing the statistics. In this report, we must include the word count for each word in the DailyWordList. These counts must be sorted such that the word with the highest count is shown first on the list. After this detailed word count, we must then report the above statistics so that the editors can decide which article can be published in the Keystone Daily. • Each editor should be given the opportunity to save the workbook with the spreadsheet giving it a reasonable name when they are finished with it. The spreadsheet should be saved by default in the same directory as was found the article submitted by the reporter.