The data must be readable when opened in a standard text editor. An example results file isillustrated as follows, though exactly how your file is organized is up to you.Bulls & Cows game result.Your code: 4568Computer's code: 4281Turn 1:You guessed 1234, scoring 1 bull and 2 cowsComputer guessed 5940, scoring bulls and 2 cowsTurn 21You guessed 1345, scoring e bulls and 2 cowsComputer guessed 1279, scoring bulls and cowsTurn 3:You guessed 4271, scoring 3 bulls and cowsComputer guessed 4890, scoring 1 bull and 1 cowTurn 4:You guessed 4281, scoring 4 bulls and cowsYou win! :)MN Task Eight: Advanced ConfigurationSave your Task 7 code on a different package.Modify your code so that two of the following values are configurable for Easy Al:*The maximum allowed number of turns before the game ends in a draw (default is seven)The length of a secret code (default is four)*The allowed characters in a secret code (default are the digits 0-9, but letters should be ableto be included also. For example, you could say that the allowed characters for a particulargame are the digits 0-9, and the letters A-F).To configure these values, you may either read them in from a file or simply have constantvariables somewhere obvious in your code, which the user can edit and then re-compile.Note: It is important that, when configuring these values, the rest of your code should notbreak! Everything else should continue working as normal. Modify your code so that before the game begins, the player is asked whether they wish toenter their guesses manually, or to automatically guess based on pre-supplied guesses in a file.If the first option is chosen, then the game should progress in the same fashion as in the tasksabove. If the second option is chosen, then the following actions should be taken:Firstly, the player should be asked to enter a filename. If the player enters an invalid filename,they should be re-prompted until they enter the name of a file that actually exists. This fileshould then be read and interpreted as a text file, where each line contains a separate guess.For example, a sample file input.txt may contain the following text:1234432158308437148932712530You may assume that each line of the file contains a valid guess.Once the file has been read, then the game should proceed as normal. However, when theplayer would be prompted to enter a guess, the next guess in the list of pre-supplied guessesshould automatically be chosen instead. If there are no more pre-supplied guesses (forexample, if the player needs to enter their fifth guess but the file only contains four guesses),then the player should be prompted as normal.#Task Seven: Saving to a File,Save your Task 6 code on a different package.Modify your code so that, when the game ends (win, lose, or draw), the player is asked if theywish to save the results to a text file. If they do, then they'll be prompted to enter a filename.The game should then save the following information to the given file:*The player and computer's secret number* Each guess that was made, in the same order as occurred during the game, along with theresult of that guess (i.e. how many bulls & cows it got)*The identity of the winner (or a message stating that the game was a draw)

Algorithm: Start by defining the class BullsAndCowsGame. Declare and initialize constants…

The data must be readable when opened in a standard text editor. An example results file is illustrated as follows, though exactly how your file is organized is up to you. Bulls & Cows game result. Your code: 4568 Computer's code: 4281 Turn 11 You guessed 1234, scoring 1 bull and 2 cows Computer guessed 5940, scoring bulls and 2 cows www Turn 21 You guessed 1345, scoring e bulls and 2 cows Computer guessed 1279, scoring @ bulls and cows Turn 31 You guessed 4271, scoring 3 bulls and cows Computer guessed 4890, scoring 1 bull and 1 cow Turn 4: You guessed 4281, scoring 4 bulls and cows You win! :) NW Task Eight: Advanced Configuration Save your Task 7 code on a different package. Modify your code so that two of the following values are configurable for Easy Al: The maximum allowed number of turns before the game ends in a draw (default is seven) The length of a secret code (default is four) The allowed characters in a secret code (default are the digits 0-9, but letters should be able to be included also. For example, you could say that the allowed characters for a particular game are the digits 0-9, and the letters A-F). To configure these values, you may either read them in from a file or simply have constant variables somewhere obvious in your code, which the user can edit and then re-compile. Note: It is important that, when configuring these values, the rest of your code should not break! Everything else should continue working as normal.

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Chapter14: Files And Streams

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2E: Create a program named FileComparison that compares two files. First, use a text editor such as...