1. Write a new Java program named Project1.java that implements your game. Your game must include: 6 shapes: [Start], [Stop], [+=], running sum, increment, and elapsed time. All may be Rectangle objects, or some other shape class. 5 methods: a main() method and four additional methods, one each to handle the mouse-pressed events for [Start], [Stop], [+=], and increment.

2. Your main() method should do the following: Instantiate and style all your shape objects. Set the mouse-pressed handler methods for the four clickable shapes. Initialize other variables, as necessary.

3. Your [Start] mouse-pressed handler method should do the following: Reset the running sum to 0 and update the display. Regenerate a new random increment in the range [1,9], save, and update the display. Read the current time using System.currentTimeMillis(), and save it as the game start time. Clear the elapsed time display.

4. Your [Stop] mouse-pressed event handler method should do the following: Read the current time again using System.currentTimeMillis(), and subtract the start time, recorded earlier. Update the elapsed time display with the difference.

5. Your [+=] shape mouse-pressed event handler method should do the following: Add increment to the running sum. Update the running sum display to the newly incremented value. 6. Your increment shape mouse-pressed event handler method should do the following: Generate a new integer in the range [1,9] and save it. Update the increment shape text with the new increment value.

7. Compile and run your game program. Make sure it operates as expected.