Part A

Write an application called JFrameDisableButton that instantiates a JFrame that contains a JButton. Disable the JButton after the user clicks it$.$

Part B

Copy the contents of the JFrameDisableButton.java file into the JFrameDisableButton$2.$java file and modify the JFrameDisableButton program so that the JButton is not disabled until the user has clicked at least eight times. At that point, display a JLabel that indicates That$$s enough!. Rename the class as JFrameDisableButton$2.$

An example of the program is shown below: A screenshot of the GUI application displayed by the J Frame Disable Button Java program. The application displays a window frame using the J Frame class with the title, "Frame" in the title bar. Within the window, a button that says "Press Me$"$ is displayed. The button does not get disabled until it is clicked $8$ times. After it has been clicked $8$ times, the button gets disabled and a label that says "That's enough!" is displayed below the button.

Task $01$: Create the JFrameDisableButton class.

Task $02$: The JFrameDisableButton program disables the JButton component after a click action.

Task $03$: Create the JFrameDisableButton$2$ class.

Task $04$: The JFrameDisableButton$2$ program displays the correct message after eight button clicks.