Write the following five different versions of the PushCounter.java in Listing 4.7. Create five projects, one for each version.

1) Use a public class named MyEventHanlder to implement the EventHanlder interface. You will need to use the this keyword in the PushCounter class when you call the setOnAction() method to pass the current object to the MyEventHandler class. In this project, you will have two classes created in the project.

2) Use a private inner class MyEventHanlder to implement the EventHandler interface. You will need to define the class with the private visibility within the MyEventHandler class. In this project, you will have one class created in the project.

3) Use an anonymous inner class to implement the EventHandler interfance. You will need to define the implementation of the inner class in the parentheses of the setOnAction() method. In this project, you will have one class created in the project.

4) Use the method signature version of the lambda expression to implement the EventHandler interface. You will need to declare the lambda expression on the setOnAction() method. In this project, you will have one class created in the project. 5) User the simplest lambda expression to implement the EventHanlder interfance. You will need to simply the lambda expression in 4) to the minimal form. In this project, you will have one class created in the project.