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Assessment details for ALL students Assessment item 2 Due date: Thursday of Week 11 ASSESSMENT Weighting: 30% 1 Objectives The objective of this assignment is for students to: • Demonstrate an understanding of object-oriented programming concepts, LinkedList/ArrayList, GUI with menus, sorting algorithms, searching algorithms and reading/writing data from/to a file. • Develop and test Java applications. • Evaluate algorithms, data structures and program designs used in developing Java applications. Assessment Task Your task is to develop a Java Application that allows the user to read travel booking data from a text file (inBooking.txt), save data in a file (outBooking.txt), display data in a text area, sort data by booking name and search data by booking name. The application GUI components should consist of a menu bar containing 3 menus (File, Sort Data, Search Data) and a text area (Display Area) as shown below. There are three menus (File, Sort Data, Search Data). The File menu contains 4 items (Open, Show Data, Save Data, Exit), Sort Data menu contains 2 items (Bubble Sort and Merge Sort), Search Data menu contains 2 items (Linear Search and Binary Search). The menu items are described below. File?Open: Open and read data from inBooking.txt (see format of this file below) and store data in a Linked List or an ArrayList. The file contains Booking Id (String), Booking Name (String), Flight (double), Accommodation (double), Meal (double) and Total Expenses (double). A sample file format for inBooking.txt is as follows. 1345, Mike Douglas, 102, 120, 100, 322 1879, John Bobber, 200, 180, 120, 500 2560, Andrew Beck, 150, 300, 150, 600 3212, Rick Water, 200, 100, 140, 440 File?Show Data: Read data from ArrayList/Linked List and show in a display area as shown below. File?Save Data: Read data from ArrayList/LinkedList and save data in outBooking.txt file. The format is same as format in inBooking.txt file. File? Exit: Allows user to exit the application. Sort.