Design class Student stored in source code file Student.java. Provide data members for string

student identification number $($ex$."100001"),$ student name $($ex$.$ "Mary Smith"$),$ student major $($ex$.$

"CIS"$),$ and number of credit hours $($ex$.55).$ Provide default and parameterized constructor, accessors,

mutators, and toString methods. Include a boolean canGraduate method which returns true if the

student has at least $60$ credit hours, else false.

The main application uses an array of Student. Input file

graduates.txt records the number of students in the first line

followed by lines of student data in comma$-$separated fashion.

a$.$ Read the data from the file into the array. Use exception

handling with a try$-$catch block to end the program on a file IO

error.

b$.$ Use an interactive loop to ask the user to enter student identifications and number of credit hours

awarded during the summer. Search for the student identification in the array and update the credit

hours. Report an error message if the identification is not found. Use exception handling with a try$-$

catch block to report an entry error on the integer number of summer credit hours. Hint: Read the credit

hours as a string and use Integer.ParseInt method to convert to an integer. Catch the

NumberFormatException that arises if Integer.ParseInt fails. This loop uses "quit" as the sentinel

value to stop. See sample output.

c$.$ Produce a neatly formatted chart showing graduation status. See sample output.

The following static method in the main application is required. Other methods may be added as

desired.

$//$ return the index of the Student with identification or $-1$ if not found

public static int searchID $($Student $[]$ students, String identification$)$