Define a context that requires storing a list$-$oriented collection of related data.

First, define your own data. Define a class for one storage entity. Examples could be a list of "songs" with

each song including a title, artist, genre, time, etc. Another could be a "friend" with attributes name,

birthdate, address, email, and so forth. Include at least four attributes with one as the key that defines the

object uniquely.

Create a text file to contain the data for at least $10$ of these objects. Data for one object should occupy one

line of the file. Feel free to keep your file simple with minimal white space or comma delimiters separating

each of the attributes.

Create driver program to act as a interactive list manager that includes and array of objects or parallel

arrays $($no use of the Java ArrayList class, please$).$

Your interface should be driven by a formal frame$-$based JavaFX GUI that includes a larger text area for

displaying your list data in columns. Utilize buttons and labels as needed for the operations and user

feedback$/$instructions$.$ For your text area, consider setting the text area font to a monospaced font $($like

Courier or Courier New$)$ to maintain column formatting. Button clicks should prompt for the various

list actions. Given this, however, you are nevertheless free to design your own $($clear$,$ clean, organized,

user$-$friendly$)$ interface within these general constraints.

As part of this, your program should include the following features:

$$ Read information from input file

$$ Add a new element

$$ Delete an existing element $($using the key to search and delete$)$

$$ Sort ascending relative to one field of data

$$ Sort descending relative to a different field of data

$$ Randomize the list

$$ Write the information back to the file in the same format

Design your application using guidelines to maximize modularity, reusability, and maintainability.

Please avoid use of ArrayList class for storage and Arrays class for sorting. One key objective with

this assignment is to work with the basic arrays and related algorithms..

Hints $-$ consider techniques demonstrated in the following instructor examples:

$$ ParallelSort as an example for the interface

$$ SearchObjects as an example for the list management