Part B- Write an application or applet that implements a simple text editor. Use a text field and a button to get the file. Read the entire file as characters and display it in the JTextArea. The user will then be able to make changes in the text area. Use a Save button to get the contents of the text area and write that over the original file. Create an Exit button to exit the application.

Technical Details: Read each line from the file and then display the line in the text area using the method append (aString). The method getText will return all of the text in the text area in a string that then can be written to the file. The following statement will make the text referenced by editorTextArea scrollable:

JScrollPane scrollPane = new JScrollPane(editorTextArea);

Then add scrollPane to your GUI, just as you would add any other component. The text area editorTextArea does not need to be added to the GUI, but it can be used.

Part C - ELIZA was a program written in 1966 that parodied a psychotherapist session. The user typed sentences and the program used those words to compose a question.

Create a simple applet or GUI application based on this idea. The program will use a label to hold the program's question, a text field into which the use can type an answer, a button for the use to signal that the answer is complete, and a quit button.

The initial text for the question label should read:

What would you like to talk about?"

When the user presses a button, get the text from text field. Now extract the words from the text one at a time and find the largest word of length 4 or more. Let's call this largest word X for now. In response, create a question based on the length of the word. If the word is length 4, the new question is: "Tell me more about X.". If the word length 5, the new questions: "Why do you think X is important?". If the word is length 6 or more, the new question is:"Now we are getting somewhere. How does X affect you the most?". If there is no word of length 4, the new question is:"Maybe we should move on. Is there something else you would like to talk about?" (Hint: you can use the class Scanner to extract the words from a string, assuming blanks separate the words. For example, the following statements:

String text =" one potato two potato ";

Scanner parser = new Scanner (text);

System.out.println(parser.next());

System.out.println(parser.next());

Display one and potato on a separate lines).