We will work together to write a Java application EveryNth.java that takes a number as its only command$-$line parameter, reads words from a file redirected from the standard input $($a keyboard Scanner$),$ then it should output every nth word, space$-$separated, from the text it read in$,$ where n was specified as the program's command$-$line parameter. If no command$-$line parameter is provided or the one provided is not a positive integer, your program should print an appropriate error message and exit. Otherwise, your program should not issue any prompts or produce any other output except the n words.

This is a good example of a place where running the program from the command line can come in handy. If you have a plain text file atest.txt with the words to use as input, you could run the program, redirecting standard input to come from the file as follows:

java EveryNth $10$ atest.txt

Further, if you want to store the output of your program into a new plain text file nonsense.txt$,$ using redirection of standard output:

java EveryNth $10$ atest.txt $>$ testOut.txt

Add your testOut.txt to your repository, and then commit and push your completed code and the output file.import java.util.$*$;

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$8vv$ public class EveryNth $\{$

$9vv$ public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$

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$11//$ Check command line argumemts

if $()\{$

System.out.println$("")$;

System.exit$(1)$;

$\}$

$\frac{\frac{?}{?}}{?}$ Create an input scanner from the standard input

$\frac{\frac{?}{?}}{?}$ Get the input

$//$ Break it into words

$//$ Display every nth word

$\}$

$\}$

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