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/** * Opens and reads the contents of the input file specified in fileName. The input file is read * line by line. Each line is split into words and punction (excluding the apostrophe) and * stored in an ArrayList of Strings. These ArrayLists representing the line are stored in an * ArrayList of ArrayLists of Strings. Specifically, they are put in the ArrayList fileByLine * that is passed in as a parameter. * * For example, a file containing the following: * Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Don'ec elementum tortor in mauris * consequat vulputate. * * Would produce an ArrayList of ArrayLists containing 2 ArrayLists of Strings. * The first ArrayList would contain: * "Lorem", "ipsum", "dolor", "sit", "amet", ",", "consectetur", "adipiscing", "elit", ".", * "Don'ec", "elementum", "tortor", "in", "mauris" * The second Arraylist would contain: * "consequat", "vulputate", "." * * Note 1: The text file is assumed to be UTF-8. * Note 2: There are no assumption about the length of the file or the length of the lines. * Note 3: All single quotes (') are assumed to be apostrophes. * * When opening the file, any FileNotFoundException is caught and the error message * "Exception: File 'fileName' not found." followed by a new line is output, * where fileName is the name of the file that the method attempted to open. * * @param fileName The name of the input text file to parse. * @param fileByLine Reference to ArrayList to contain the contents of the file line by line, * where each line is an ArrayList of Strings. * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs when closing the file. FileNotFoundException is * caught when opening the file. */ public static void readInputFile(String fileName, ArrayList > fileByLine) throws IOException