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In Java I have 3 .txt files: Super Bowl Year.txt, Super Bowl Winning Team.txt and Super Bowl Losing Team.txt. they contain the year of the Super Bowls from 1967 through 2023, the winning teams for each year , and the losing teams for each year all are in order from 2023 to 1967. How would I write a program that reads the data from these files into three arrays. The program should then set up a menu to do the following: 1. Display the winning team and losing team for a specific year 2. Display the years and number of times a specific team has won the Super Bowl 3. Display the years and number of times a specific team as lost the Super Bowl 4. Display the number of times a specific team has been in the Super Bowl 5. Quit The program must include the following: Methods to accomplish the tasks in the menu Validation for the user input for the year – It must be greater than or equal to 1967 and less than or equal to 2023 Comments describing each method as well as any special coding 

          In Java I have 3 .txt files: Super Bowl Year.txt, Super Bowl Winning Team.txt and Super Bowl Losing Team.txt. they contain the year of the Super Bowls from 1967 through 2023, the winning teams for each year , and the losing teams for each year all are in order from 2023 to 1967. 
How would I write a program that reads the data from these files into three arrays. The program should then set up
a menu to do the following:
1. Display the winning team and losing team for a specific year
2. Display the years and number of times a specific team has won the Super Bowl
3. Display the years and number of times a specific team as lost the Super Bowl
4. Display the number of times a specific team has been in the Super Bowl
5. Quit
The program must include the following:
Methods to accomplish the tasks in the menu
Validation for the user input for the year – It must be greater than or equal to 1967 and less
than or equal to 2023
Comments describing each method as well as any special coding
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In Java I have 3 .txt files: Super Bowl Year.txt, Super Bowl Winning Team.txt and Super Bowl Losing Team.txt. they contain the year of the Super Bowls from 1967 through 2023, the winning teams for each year , and the losing teams for each year all are in order from 2023 to 1967. How would I write a program that reads the data from these files into three arrays. The program should then set up a menu to do the following: 1. Display the winning team and losing team for a specific year 2. Display the years and number of times a specific team has won the Super Bowl 3. Display the years and number of times a specific team as lost the Super Bowl 4. Display the number of times a specific team has been in the Super Bowl 5. Quit The program must include the following: Methods to accomplish the tasks in the menu Validation for the user input for the year – It must be greater than or equal to 1967 and less than or equal to 2023 Comments describing each method as well as any special coding
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00:01 Hello students, to read the data from the tennisinput .txt file and calculate the win percentage area for each year of the tennis player, so you use the implementation as the tenniswinpercentagearray .java program.
00:20 So here you need to ensure that the tennisinput .txt file is in the same directory as the program provided the correct path in the file as the file reader constructor.
00:33 As the program reads the player's information from the file including their name, their year, their turn, pros and the number of years they played competitive tennis.
00:46 It then creates the array to store the win percentage for each year.
00:52 After reading the data, it calculates the win percentage and stores it in an array.
01:00 Finally, the program calls the printwinpercentage() method to display the player's name and win the percentage of each year.
01:12 As you can see, i'll just summarize the code over here.
01:17 It opens the tennisinput .txt file using the buffer reader to read the player's information and the performance data...
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