Spam $($or junk e$-$mail$)$ costs U$.$S$.$ organizations billions of dollars a year in spam$-$prevention software, equipment, network resources, bandwidth, and lost productivity. In this exercise, you will be doing your part to help identify the likelihood that a given message is spam by assigning a spam score to a message entered by the user.

Create a graphical interface to type in email text into a JTextArea.

Table $1$ below provides a list of $30$ words or phrases that commonly occur in spam messages $($this list is far from exhaustive$).$ Write an application in which the user enters an email message into a JTextArea. When the user clicks the verify button, your application must scan the message for each of the $30$ keywords or phrases. For each occurrence of one of these within the message, add a point to the message$$s $$spam score.$$