Part A: Setup your Business1. Create a new Java file called ITSC1212Lab13.java:a. Make sure you have a main method2. Start by deciding the following and putting them into your file as comments:a. The name of your food service (if in doubt, just add your name and addsomething to the end like "Deli" or "Pizza Shack" or "Food Cart" - note that itshould be the kind of service that aligns with the food you want to serve...Example: // "Dr. Wilson's Trini Delights"b. 10 products that you'll have on your menu.Example: // 1) chicken roti, 2) doubles, 3) pelau, 4) aloo pie, 5) rum punch ...You can go over 10 if you want, but don't go nuts.3. Set up your application.Page 1 of 4a. Include the code to prompt the user for their name and then greet them by theirname. You should know how to do this, but if you don't, here's the code. Don'tcopy it, as that may not work. Type it in. Then test until everything works nicely.I import java.util.*;I Scanner console = new Scanner (System.in);1 System.out.print ("What's your name? ");I String userName = aScanner.nextLine () ;1 String greeting= "Hey there, " + userName + "!";b. Create a String and assign it to your company name (from before).c. Create another String and assign it to your name or nickname.d. Print out a welcome that concatenates these (i.e. "Welcome to Dr. Wilson's TriniDelights!") with good punctuation/formatting. Add your name to the prompt forthe user's name, so you're saying, "I'm so-so-and-so. What's yourname? ".e. Define a string called decorativeLine and assign it to a about 40 or more specialcharacters (like #####f. Print the decorativeLine as the first thing and last thing in your main method. Put####### or +++++++++++ or**************).a line break (In) after the first, and before the last so it'll be around your appwithout being too close. Test and fix if necessary. Your program should looksomething like (but feel free to change the verbiage, characters, etc... so long asyour input are clean and punctuated):&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&Welcome to Dr. Wilson's Trini Delights!I'm Dr. Wilson. What's your name? IcabadHey there, Icabad!&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& &&&&&&&&&&&&&&g. Show your work to a TA to receive credit for this section.Part B: Create an Array to Display Menu - basic array traversal1. Convert the line where you greet the user into a message that addresses them byname and asks them to have a look at your menu. (i.e. "Here's what we serve, Felecia.Have a look:").2. Create an array with your menu. Put each of your menu items into a String array: a. String] menultems = new String{"chicken roti", "doubles", "pelau". }; // based onthe products you listed aboveb. Your array should have at least 10 items, but it's OK to have more.c. Loop thru your array with a standard for loop and display the items, pay attentionto the number before each item, don't start with zero.A simple loop that goes up thru an array:for(int counter = 0; counter < arrayName.length; counter++){System.out.printin((counter + 1) + arrayName[counter]);}h. Your application should now welcome the user, introduce you, get their name,and introduce them by name to the menu, and then display the menu with aproper heading. Run and test the program. Once you are satisfied, show yourwork to a TA to receive credit for this sectionPart C: Create an Array to Hold Order - traversal and populate array1. Now you need to get the customer order. You need to find out how many items theywant to order, and then create an array with that many values. A limitation of arrays isthat you have to know how many items are in an array in order to create it.a. Prompt the user for the number of items they'd like (i.e. How many things are youordering today)b. Convert that number to an integer (Integer.parselnt()) and assign it to a new intvariable. (i.e. int numberofItems = Integer.parseInt (userInput);)c. Create a new array to hold their order, using the number they put in.String[] orderedItems = new String [numberofItems]2. At this point you need to ask the user for each item they want based on the number ofitems they plan to order e.g. "What's item #" where # is the count of the loop thru theorderedltems array: i.e. "What's item 1?" The user will enter an integer thatcorresponds with a menu item number.Psuedocode:// loop thru the orderedltems - once for each itemIl ask the user what they want by number// take the user's entry and convert it to an integer// hint: int number = Integer.parseInt (numberTheyGaveAsAString);I/ use that integer to reference the item from the menuList, and assign it to that positionin the orderedltems list (i.e. orderedItems [counter] = menuList[number-1]; )3. Once you've looped thru and collected the order, you can thank the user, and then tellthem what they are ordering (i.e. "You have ordered"); confirm their order by loopingPage 3 of 4thru the orderedltems just as you did with the menu - only this time use a foreach loop:for (String item: orderedItems){System.out.println (item) ;}4. Thank the user by name, tell them something about how their order is coming right up,and to have a great day.5. Once you are satisfied, show your work to a TA to receive credit for this sectionBonus (1 point): Validate user input i.e. food selection must be within menu item's arrayBonus, Bonus (1 point): Add another array that is the same size as your menu array.This array will hold the prices of each menu item. Calculate the total bill for their order.

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Part A: Setup your Business 1. Create a new Java file called ITSC1212Lab13.java: a. Make sure you have a main method 2. Start by deciding the following and putting them into your file as comments: a. The name of your food service (if in doubt, just add your name and add something to the end like "Deli" or "Pizza Shack" or "Food Cart" - note that it should be the kind of service that aligns with the food you want to serve... Example: // "Dr. Wilson's Trini Delights" b. 10 products that you'll have on your menu. Example: // 1) chicken roti, 2) doubles, 3) pelau, 4) aloo pie, 5) rum punch ... You can go over 10 if you want, but don't go nuts. 3. Set up your application. Page 1 of 4 a. Include the code to prompt the user for their name and then greet them by their name. You should know how to do this, but if you don't, here's the code. Don't copy it, as that may not work. Type it in. Then test until everything works nicely. I import java.util.*; 1 Scanner console = new Scanner (System.in); 1 System.out.print("What's your name? "); 1 String userName = aScanner.nextLine (); 1 String greeting = "Hey there, " + userName + "!"; b. Create a String and assign it to your company name (from before). c. Create another String and assign it to your name or nickname. d. Print out a welcome that concatenates these (i.e. "Welcome to Dr. Wilson's Trini Delights!") with good punctuation/formatting. Add your name to the prompt for the user's name, so you're saying, "I'm so-so-and-so. What's your name? ". e. Define a string called decorativeLine and assign it to a about 40 or more special characters (like #### f. Print the decorativeLine as the first thing and last thing in your main method. Put ###### or +++++++++++ or ***************).

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