Challenge: MUC Stopwatch FXML Descrigtion: Create a Java 8 5E application in NetBeans using JayaFX FXML, an associated Controller, and an associated Model for each the analog and digital stopwatch. These elements combined will implement a stopwatch with an analog and a digital display. The analog display is comprised of a dial with tick marks and a sweeping hand that displays the elapsed time in 1 second increments with a smooth response between seconds. The digital display shows the elapsed time in minutes, seconds, hundredths of a second, mm:ss.SS, and displays the elapsed time in 1 centisecond increments [i.e. hundredths of a second}. The stopwatch has two buttons. When the stopwatch is first initialized, the two buttons will be "Record" and "Start". When the stopwatch is running the two buttons will be "Record" and "Stop". When the stopwatch is stopped or paused, the two buttons will be "Reset" and "Start". The text on the two buttons should be displayed and change dynamically. The record board will be used to record the lap time between different clicks. When the "Record" button is clicked, the calculated difference will be recorded and displayed on the record board. The record board consist ofthree labels, the newest record will always replace the oldest one. If the stopwatch has not started yet, then the record button should not have any action. The code should be separated into the proper Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture that was discussed in class. The communication between the MVC architecture should exist both ways in each layer. However, the Model will never communicate with the View directly. The code from the MVC lecture demonstrates this communication technique. Make sure that analog and digital stogwatches are in separate model classes. This means there will be an analog model and a digital model, both independent from each other