Chapter $11$ Programming Challenge $6$ Starting out With Java Tony Gladdis $4$th edition $-$ MUST include following added specifications: $-$Name and submit your two files FileArray and FileArrayTest.

$-$FileArray will have methods writeArray$()$ and readArray$().$

$-$writeArray$()$ will receive an array of String not an array of int.

$-$The String$[]$ received should be of ints, e$.$g$.,5,13,$ etc.

$-$writeArray$()$ will convert those Strings to ints and write them.

$-$writeArray$()$ must display a reasonable notice if a NumberFormatException is thrown.

$-$readArray $()$ the array parameter will be an array of String not an array of int.

$-$The values of the String$[]$ array returned will be numeric ints, e$.$g$.,5,13,$ etc.

$-$readArray $()$ will read ints from the file and convert them to Strings.

$-$readArray$()$ must display a reasonable notice if a FileNotFoundException is thrown.

$-$readArray $()$ must display a reasonable notice if a NumberFormatException is thrown.

$-$FileArrayTest will obtain the data file name for writeArray$()$ from the user.

$-$FileArrayTest will obtain the data file name for readArray$()$ from the user.

$-$FileArrayTest will: display the hard$-$coded data from it$$s String array, ask for the output data file name, and call writeArray$()$ with those values.

$-$FileArrayTest will then: LOOP through: $1)$ ask for the input data file name, $2)$ call readArray$(),$ and $3)$ display the data that was read from that file, until the file name is $$stop$.-$ Define exception $$NumberTooLow$$ if an int value is less than $10.$

$-$Have writeArray$()$ display a reasonable notice if a NumberTooLow is thrown.

$-$Have readArray$()$ display a reasonable notice if a NumberTooLow is thrown.