Create a project, in your language of study that meets the following requirements:
o Create a record object (also known as entity object, data-transfer object) that uses the column names from the dataset as part of the source code, e.g. variable names, accessors/mutators names, or constants.
o Use File-IO on startup to open and read the dataset, initializing a few record objects with data parsed from the first few records in the csv file. The record objects should be stored in a simple data structure (array or a list), use exception handling in case the file is missing or not available.
o Loop over the data structure, and output the record data on screen.
o Display your full name on the screen so it remains visible at all times.
 Take a screenshot of your program performing each task above, ensuring your full name is within each screenshot.
 Comment your source code file using documentation comments (docstrings in Python, XML-document in C# or VB.Net, JSDoc for server-side JavaScript etc.)
 Your program should use the following programming concepts: variables, methods, a loop structure, File-
IO reading from the dataset, exception handling, use of an API library, an array (or similar data structure).
Your single MS Word document should have this general format
 Cover page with your full name within it.
 Heading with name "Evidence of Learning"
o Variables, methods, a loop structure, File-IO reading from the dataset, exception handling, use of an API library, an array (or similar data structure).
o Either:
 Use small code examples for each topic with brief descriptive text, or
 Indicate what line numbers in a larger code sample illustrate each concept within brief descriptive text (line numbers must be present in the code examples as well to match).
 You must indicate clearly to your professor that you can identify what parts of your code illustrate and match to each programming concept.
 Heading with name "Program Demonstration via Screen Shots"
 Include screen shots of your running program; I should see records from the data set displayed on screen. As well as your full name.
 Heading with name "Source Code Commenting Example"
o Copy and paste all of the source code, including programmer comments, from one source code file from your project to demonstrate you can write documentation comments. Use a font size of 10 point, with a monospaced font of your choosing.
o Note: Some frameworks generate many code files, which you never edit yourself. Only include a
source code file you created or edited directly.
 Do not copy and paste code from the web into your demonstration program, it must be your own work. In other words, even properly cited and referenced code copied from a website will not earn marks, as you must provide your own work. Your professor while grading your submission will make this determination.
Submission Requirements:
 Upload your MS Word document and original source code files by the due date
o One MS Word document
o One zip file containing your original source code file(s)
Submitting any other format other than .doc or docx for your MS Word document will result in a zero for this assessment. Libra-Office users save-as... MS Word.
Do not bundle your MS Word document inside the source code zip archive keep them separate instead.
 Ensure your full name is included in all materials as asked.