[Solved] IT214: Program 3

There are three data files:

CityCountyData.txt CityPopulation.txt CountyPopulation.txt

Using the data in these three files, produce a report that provides a list of the counties and specifies the following:

County name and its population Largest city in the county and its population Percent rural (not in cities)

This report will be laid out as follows, alphabetized by county name and with one line per county.

County: County Population | | (Largest City: Population) | | Percent Rural

Big Stone: 5,124 (Ortonville: 1,848) 36.1%Blue Earth: 65,620 (Mankato: 40,411) 21.9%Brown: 25,463 (New Ulm: 13,258) 22.8%Carlton: 35,576 (Cloquet: 12,081) 48.1%Carver: 97,162 (Chanhassen: 24,967) 11.0%

The actual files that I will use for testing will have the same names and the same format, so those names should be hard-coded into your program. The files will *not* be the same size as the original. (I will use a smaller set of about five counties.)

Your output should be written into a file named Prog3.txt, **but** preceded by your initials. For example, if your name was Donald Trump, your output file would be DTPRog3.txt.

Your output should **also** be displayed on the screen.

When you think you are done, double-check: Three input files, with correct names, hard-coded? Output into XXProg3.txt? Output displayed on the screen?

Use only the features of Java found in Chapters 1-7 of the text.Additional notes for Program 3

Use the 2014 data. Skip the 2010 column.

None of your functions/methods should be longer than ~ 40 lines.

All of the Java files should have your initials as a part of the name and should be in a single ZIP file. (Please use ZIP rather than RAR.)