public class StoreInfo$2\{$

final static String MSG INVENTORY $=$ "How many SKUs would you like to input?";

final static String INVENTORY FILE $=$ "Inventory.txt$"$;

final static String NOT INTEGER $=$ "You must input an integer for the number of SKUs. Please try again.

$"+$ MSG$\_$INVENTORY;

public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)$ throws IOException $\{$

String partSKU, partName, manufacturer, country;

int numSKUs $=0$;

int i $=0$;

Scanner scnr $=$ new Scanner$($System$.$in$)$;

System.out.println$($MSG$\_$INVENTORY$)$;

$/*$ TO DO: Start a indefinate loop to check if there is NOT a NextInt from scnr$.$If there's no int, then display the NOT$\_$INTEGER message.

SPECIAL: Include scnr$.$nextLine$()$; inside that loop to avoid problems!

Once an integer has been input, store that value in numSKUs.

Once again, use scnr$.$nextLine$()$; to avoid problems with the next inputs!

$//$ Instantiate I$0$ Objects $-$ note that true will append to the file in the Output Stream rather than overwriting itFileOutputStream fileStreamOut $=$ new FileOutputStream$($INVENTORY$\_$FILE, true$)$;

Printwriter printFile $=$ new Printwriter$($fileStreamOut$)$;

$/*$Use a loop numSKU times to get String input for each new SKU.

Start a header that says "Input SKU #$"+$ the number of the SKU that you're on in the loop

Then prompt and store information as follows:

"SKU: $"$ store in partSKU

"Part Name: $"$ store in partName

"Manufacturer: $"$ store in manufacturer

"Country of Origin: $"$ store in country

Note: We recommend using $.$strip$()$ to get rid of extra padded spaces on all Strings here.Then, within the loop as soon as you have the input, write to the file using printFile the fields in order so that each creates a new line in the file:

partSKU

partName

manufacturer

country

Finally, within your loop, display a message of completion of writing part record and add new spacer line for next part record using this command:

System.out.println$("$SKU #$"+($i $+1)+"$ of $+$ numSKUs $+$ "written

$")$;

$/*$ TO DO: Close the printFile object$*/$