1. Create a new Java class in a file named sixDegrees.java and define a main method...

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1. Create a new Java class in a file named "sixDegrees.java" and define a main method with the appropriate signature. a. Create an empty, unweighted graph of strings. b. Populate your graph with data from IMDB. Open a browser and navigate to https://www.imdb.com. Repeat the following for at least 4 films or television shows (hereafter referred to as "films"): i. Search for the film on IMDB. ii. Add the name of the film to your graph. iii. Add the names of at least 3 cast and crew members from the film to your graph and establish an undirected connection to the film. iv. Choose one of the cast or crew members that you added to the graph, and navigate to their page on IMDB. Choose another one of their film or television projects. Be sure to connect them to the new project! To be clear, each time you add a new film or television project to your graph it should have at least one cast or crew member in common with a previously added project. c. Run at least 4 BFS paths using two cast and crew members from your graph to see through which projects they are connected and print the results to standard output. For example, the following may be the result of searching for a path from "Carrie Fisher" to "Sean Connery": ["Carrie Fisher", "Star Wars", "Harrison Ford", "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade", "Sean Connery"] 1. Create a new Java class in a file named "sixDegrees.java" and define a main method with the appropriate signature. a. Create an empty, unweighted graph of strings. b. Populate your graph with data from IMDB. Open a browser and navigate to https://www.imdb.com. Repeat the following for at least 4 films or television shows (hereafter referred to as "films"): i. Search for the film on IMDB. ii. Add the name of the film to your graph. iii. Add the names of at least 3 cast and crew members from the film to your graph and establish an undirected connection to the film. iv. Choose one of the cast or crew members that you added to the graph, and navigate to their page on IMDB. Choose another one of their film or television projects. Be sure to connect them to the new project! To be clear, each time you add a new film or television project to your graph it should have at least one cast or crew member in common with a previously added project. c. Run at least 4 BFS paths using two cast and crew members from your graph to see through which projects they are connected and print the results to standard output. For example, the following may be the result of searching for a path from "Carrie Fisher" to "Sean Connery": ["Carrie Fisher", "Star Wars", "Harrison Ford", "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade", "Sean Connery"]

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