$1)$ Create a Java Project that writes console input $($Scanner$)$ to a txt file

and then reads the same txt file and displays it back to the console.

a$.$ The main method will call the write method, then the read

method which will print the file contents to the console.

b$.$ The write method will prompt the user for input using the

Scanner and read the input in and write it to a file.

Use a PrintWriter with a nested BufferWriter$/$FileWriter$.$ It is only

necessary to write one line of text from Scanner.

Append new input to what is already in the file each time project

is run.

c$.$ Create OutputFile.txt file in project by right clicking project

and saying New, Untitled Text File, Save As OutputFile.txt$.$

This way we can use $$OutputFile$.$txt$$ and don$$t need to include

a path and can run from any computer.

d$.$ The read method will use a BufferedReader$/$FileReader $$ it

should read multiple lines in the Output.txt file if they exist.

Extra Credit $(5$ points$)$ : Include a loop to enable multiple lines of

input from the Scanner into the output text file.

$**$Hint $$ display output on screen telling user to enter X to exit and

when they do exit the loop