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CASE STUDY: OurSecurity Sdn. Bhd. has appointed you as their new system security developer. Your first task is to code a new Java program that implements your teammates' new encryption procedures/steps. The encryption steps are as follows: Step 1 : Step 2: The program will ask the user to enter a text via console. Convert all the characters to lower case. Meet me at 10AM meet me at 10am Swap all the vowels in the text using the following rules: a. Swap 'd' with 'w 6. Swap 'e' with 'd c. Swap'iwith 'e' d. Swap 'o' with 'i e. Swap 'u' with 'o' meet me at 10am maat ma ut 1Oum Step 3: Inverse the swapped text without inverting the words. maat ma ut loum Oum ma maat Replace all alphabets and numbers in the inversed text with Morse Code alphabet using the following setting: Step 4 : D- G- . E. 0 H.... Q- R. L... S... T- A.- B -... C- K M- V... W- 1. 2. 3...-- N- X- -..- 4 ....- * P. Z-. U. 5..... 6-.... 7 -- 8 -.. 9---- 0 Note: in Morse Code, each alphabet is separated by one (1) white space and each word is separated by two (2) white spaces. Step 4 : The program will display the final encrypted message. (Note : * represent empty space) 2 QUESTION 1: Table 1 : Class and methods Class Name Method In Purpose of the Method Class Input getInput() 1. Ask the user to enter a text 2. Return the original text Swap getSwapo 1. Receive the original text from the caller. 2. Swap all the vowels based on the setting given in the case study 3. Return the processed text Inverse getInverse() 1. Receive the swapped text from the caller 2. Inverse the swapped text using the rule given in the case study 3. Return the inversed text MorseCode convertMorse 1. Receive the inversed text from the caller Code 2. Convert all alphabet and numeric to Morse Code alphabets 3. Return the final Morse Code text Encrypt main() 1. The main class and method in the program 2. Call methods of other classes following the steps given in the case study 3. Display the final Morse Code text to console 4. Ask the user if they wish to try again or not. 5. If the user chooses to try again, restart from the first step. If not, the program will display "Thank you" and ends. Using the information given in Table 1. draw a complete class diagram to represent the communication between the classes. Each method must include the possible parameter and return data type. (20 marks) QUESTION 2: In one (1) Java file, write a program implementing all the five (5) classes and their methods mentioned in Question 1. The body of each method is based on the encryption steps given in the case study. The implementation must include suitable control and data structure. But you are not restricted to the one discussed in class. The program must also have proper documentation comments explaining key point of your program. This will assist with the code readability and tracing. The program will be graded based on correctness, program logic, implementation of control and data structure and documentations. (80 marks) 3 Example of expected output: Please enter a text Meet me at 10AM Encrypted text Do you want to try again? Press y orn: y Please enter a text : 123456 Encrypted text Do you want to try again? Press y orn:n Thank you