JAVA CODE!

Part A: Arrays of Objects

Write a Stock class that has three data members - name (string), price (double) and volume (int). This class should have a constructor with three parameters (string, price, and volume).

Create a text file stock.dat and type in description of different stocks, one per line where the first four letters is the name of the stock, the next real number is the price of the stock, and the last number is the volume of the stock (the number of stocks available for purchase).

MSFT 36.5 200000

FAST 45.5 500500

Write an application that reads the text file stock.dat and creates stock objects - one per line. Then the application a) selects and prints the stock that has the lowest price, b) the stock that has the highest price, and c) the stock that has the lowest volume.

The application then asks the user to type in the name of a stock upon which it finds the stock in the array and outputs the stock information as shown below. (If the stock name is not found an error message is output.)

The stock MSFT is priced at $ 36.50. There are 200000 stocks available.

The file can contain any number of stock description but no more than 100.

Part B: Updating Objects

The application asks the user to choose a transaction - BUY or SELL. Then requests information for the transaction - a stock name, number of stocks, and the price for the transaction. It then updates the stock object example - reduces the stock volume by the number of stocks bought and sets its prices with the price of the transaction.

Verify the update with by requesting information about the stock as in part A.

The user should be able to repeat the buy/sell option until chooses to quit.