Can you help me solve this Labview problem?

This problem is from the Labview book:

Third Edition Hands-On Introduction to Labview For Scientists and Engineers by John Essick

ISBN 9780190211899

3. Four Text Files.vi Write a For Loop-based program that (with no runtime input from a user) creates four separate files named Text0.txt, Text1.txt, Text2.txt, and Text3.txt, each containing a unique text message, and stores these files in the YourName Chapter 6 folder. Create one file during each iteration of the For Loop. The file's path can be constructed using the Build Path and Format Into String icons. The Format Into String icon can be expanded so it has multiple inputs, for example, one for an 132 integer and another for the string.txt. Make the text messages in Texto, Text1, Text2, and Text3 be This is file 0, This is file l This is file 2, and This is file 3, respectively 3. Four Text Files.vi Write a For Loop-based program that (with no runtime input from a user) creates four separate files named Text0.txt, Text1.txt, Text2.txt, and Text3.txt, each containing a unique text message, and stores these files in the YourName Chapter 6 folder. Create one file during each iteration of the For Loop. The file's path can be constructed using the Build Path and Format Into String icons. The Format Into String icon can be expanded so it has multiple inputs, for example, one for an 132 integer and another for the string.txt. Make the text messages in Texto, Text1, Text2, and Text3 be This is file 0, This is file l This is file 2, and This is file 3, respectively