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Create a Java application which can be used by tutors/students to create/run tests. 

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Create a Java application which can be used by tutors/students to create/run tests. 

 

Students’ data should be saved in a file named “students.txt”. Each student has the following data: ? student_id (integer) ? name (String) ? surname (String) ? date of birth (Date) ? total points received form tests (integer) 

 

Tutors’ data should be saved in a file named “tutors.txt”. Each tutor has the following data: ? tutor_id (integer) ? name (String) ? surname (String) ? password (String) – The password must contain more than 8 characters and must have at least a character from 0-9 

 

Test questions should be saved in a file named “questions.txt”. Each question is of type Yes/No (it has only two alternatives Yes/No) and has the following data: ? question_id (integer) ? question_text (String) ? question_answer (boolean – true if the correct answer is Yes, false if the correct answer is No) ? question_points (integer) 

 

This application should have the following functionalities: 1. Add a new student in file “students.txt” – this functionality should be available only for tutors 2. Add a new tutor in file “tutors.txt” – this functionality should be available only for tutors 3. Add a new question in file “questions.txt” – this functionality should be available only for tutors 4. Display all the data for a given student found by his/her student_id – this functionality should be available only for tutors 

 

 

  1. Display all the questions from file “question.txt” (only the question_text) 6. Run a test - this functionality should be available only for students 7. Display the total received points for the logged in student - this functionality should be available only for students 8. Display the highest/lower score received by students. Also the names and surnames of the students who received these scores should be displayed - this functionality should be available only for tutors 9. Terminate the program ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 

 

When the application is started, this question should be displayed: 

Are you a tutor or a student? 

If the user’s answer is “tutor”, than the tutor password is required -> if the password is correct, then the application menu (for tutors) is displayed: 

  1. Add a new student in file “students.txt” 2. Add a new tutor in file “tutors.txt” 3. Add a new question in file “questions.txt” – this functionality should be available only for tutors 4. Display all the data for a given student found by his/her student_id 5. Display all the questions from file “question.txt” (only the question_text) 6. Display the highest/lower score received by students. Also the names and surnames of the students who received these scores should be displayed - this functionality should be available only for tutors 7. Terminate the program If the given password is not correct no menu is displayed and the application is terminated. 

 

If the user’s answer is “student”, than no password is required. The application menu (for students) is: 

  1. Display all the questions from file “question.txt” (only the question_text) 2. Run a test - this functionality should be available only for students 3. Display the total received points for the logged in student  4. Terminate the program

 

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