can you plz write this down step by step You must $(1)$ submit a video recording of you presenting your project that meets all the presentation requirements set forth below, and $(2)$ upload all required documents$/$files to Canvas $-$ see rubric $($ e$.$g$..$txt$,.$java, Word and $(3)$ presentation items discussion. NOTE: You should video your computer screen during the presentation while you show your program working, then your code as shown on your screen that meet the following features:

$(1)$ appropriate variable names and comments;

$(2)$ at least $4$ of the following:

$($i$)$ control statements $($decision statements such as an if statement & loops such as a for or while loop$)$;

$($ii$)$ text files, including appropriate Open and Read commands;

$($iii$)$ data structures such as arrays or arraylists;

$($iv$)$ functions $($methods if using class$)$ that you have written; and

$($v$)$ one or more classes along with your Main test program

Your presentation should include:

$(1)$ a discussion of why you chose to build this program;

$(2)$ an explanation of the algorithm$($s$)$ used in your program;

$(3)$ the challenges$/$opportunities this program presented; and

$(4)$ what you learned from this project.

To encourage you to take risks and try something new, the rubric allows you to earn points for challenging yourself with this project. In step $(3)$ in the presentation requirements noted above, if you describe in detail a new concept$/$challenge that you decided to try in your project $($even if it didn't work as expected$),$ you have the opportunity of earning points back on the Program Works section of the grading rubric. You will be able to earn up to $10$ points for trying something new which can offset if your program doesn't execute as expected.

As noted in the rubric, points will be deducted for plagiarism and student will be reported to the college.

Upload here your source code $(.$java file$),$ your source code saved as a $.$txt file, and your video.