Part 1 – Theory: In this part, you need to discuss in detail the following topics:

• File management: You must discuss each topic in terms of
  concepts, issues, solutions, usage, real work examples, etc
• Part 2 – Implementation:In the implementation part, you must implement the pervious
  discussed topic in Java:
  File management
• Note:You must screenshot and illustrate your
  results for each part/topic. You also must submit your Java codes on the
  Blackboard.
  Topic 1 – File Management:
  You are given a text file “namesList,” which contains
  a list of names. You need to read the file, store the names in a list, and then
  count the number of each name (Ahmed
  Ali, and Muhammad). Next, you need to create a new text file using Java,
  order the names alphabetically, and print the name to the new created file named
  “newNameList.”
  Hint 1:
  You can read the file using Java built-in classes (e.g.,
  BufferedReader class, Scanner class. File Reader class). To read the file, you must
  do the following
  1.
  Create a new function named
  “readFile.” Inside the function, you must write your code. Here is an
  example to create a list:
  List<String> list = new ArrayList<>();
  2.
  Once you stored the data on
  the list, you now can print/show the list’s data using a Java Foor Loop.

  <strong>for</strong>(<strong>int</strong> i = 0; i < 5; i++)

  {

           System.out.println(i);

  }