Hi, I need some help with this java project. Thank you! Here is the prompt; it has three parts: In this assignment, write code to analyze a string character-by-character and return the field values within it. This is called parsing. Do not use String split, Scanner or other code that has similar functionality in your implementation of this assignment. The intent of this assignment is that you learn the

** * This class contains methods to parse text, specifically intended to eventually parse CSV (comma separated values) * files. * * Definitions of Terms: * delimiter: The character used to specify the boundary between fields in a sequence of characters. * for example, the comma would be the delimiter between the fields: * name, id, section * Note the field values include the spaces. In general, the field value is every character except * for the delimiter. * * qualifier: If a field value contains a delimiter such as a comma with the name field: * John Doe, MD, 1234567, 321 * then a qualifier, such as ", is placed around a field value to indicate it is the same field. * for example: * "John Doe, MD", 1234567, 321 * If the qualifier itself is a part of the field value then the qualifier is duplicated. * for example for the field value: * H. Jackson Brown, Jr. said "The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today." * would be enclosed with " and internal quotes duplicated resulting in the qualified field value: * "H. Jackson Brown, Jr. said ""The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.""" * * A example with , as delimiter and " as qualifier with a newline in a field value should be * processed as follows: * "This is a line of text.",bbb,ccc * would have 3 fields * "This is a line of text." * bbb * ccc * * This project is derived from RFC 4180: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4180 * */ public class CSVParser { /** * This method returns the array of string containing the field values. * The field values in text are identified using , as the delimiter. * Qualifiers are not considered at all in the parsing of text. * * Example: * aaa,bbb,ccc * should result in an array with 3 fields * aaa * bbb * ccc * * aaa,bbb, * should also result in an array with 3 fields with the 3rd field containing either whitespace or no spaces * depending on the actual characters after the last ,. * * If text is null then a zero length array is returned. If text is non-null * but no delimiters are found then a single length array is returned with the text as the field value. * * @param text A sequence of characters that may include , as a delimiter. * @return An array of String containing each field value. The size of the * array is the number of fields found. */ public static String[] separate(String text) { //algorithm: //determine the number of fields by counting the number of , in the text string. //create an array of String for the number of fields //add each field value to the corresponding array index. //return the array of field values return null; //FIXME in Part1 } /** * This method is the same as separate(String text) except that any character can be used as the delimiter * specified as a parameter. In this method, qualifiers are not considered at all in the parsing of text. * * Example: * aaa,bbb,ccc ddd,eee,fff * with as the delimiter should result in an array with 2 fields * aaa,bbb,ccc * ddd,eee,fff * * @param text A sequence of characters. * @param delimiter The character that separates field values in text. * @return An array of String containing each field value. The size of the * array is the number of fields found. * */ public static String[] separate(String text, char delimiter) { //revise your code from the previous method to use the character passed in the delimiter //parameter rather than using ','. return null; //FIXME in Part1 } /** * This method extends the previous separate methods in that qualifiers are now considered. See the class * header comment for examples of qualifier. Qualifiers are kept as a part of the field values. * * Example: * "H. Jackson Brown, Jr. said ""The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.""",bbb * With delimiter , and qualifier " would result in the following field values: * "H. Jackson Brown, Jr. said ""The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.""" * bbb * * @param text A sequence of characters. * @param delimiter The character that separates field values in text. * @param qualifier The character indicating the beginning and ending of the field value such * that delimiters could be within a field value. * @return An array of String containing each field value. The size of the * array is the number of fields found. * */ public static String[] separate(String text, char delimiter, char qualifier) { return null; //FIXME in Part2 } /** * This method extends the previous by adding the parameter keepQualifiers. If keepQualifiers is true * the returned field values include the qualifier characters. If keepQualifiers is false then the * returned field values have the qualifier characters removed. * * Example: * "H. Jackson Brown, Jr. said ""The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.""", bbb * With delimiter , and qualifier " and keepQualifiers false would result in the following field values: * H. Jackson Brown, Jr. said "The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today." * bbb * * @param text A sequence of characters. * @param delimiter The character that separates field values in text. * @param qualifier The character indicating the beginning and ending of the field value such * that delimiters could be within a field value. * @param keepQualifiers true to keep qualifiers, false to remove qualifiers * @return An array of String containing each field value. The size of the * array is the number of fields found. */ public static String[] separate(String text, char delimiter, char qualifier, boolean keepQualifiers) { return null; //FIXME in Part3 } }