Create a java program

Declare Variables:

Inside the main method, start by declaring the variables you will use:

continueRunning $($boolean$)$ to control the main loop.

option $($int$)$ to store user's menu choice.

studentPhoneNum, FormattedPhoneNum $($String$)$ for handling phone numbers.

fname, lname $($String$)$ for the student's first and last name.

courseName $($String$)$ and studentScore $($double$)$ for course details.

Implement the Main Loop:

Use a while loop to keep the program running until the user decides to exit.

Display a menu with options for:

$1-$ Adding or viewing a student's course and grade.

$2-$ Formatting and displaying the student's name.

$3-$ Entering and formatting a student$$s phone number.

$4-$ Exiting the program and display student Information.

Use Scanner to read the user$$s choice and implement the functionality based on the choice.

Implement Menu Options:

Option $1$: Student Course and Grade

Prompt the user to enter the course name and the student score.

Display the course and score.

Option $2$: Format Student Names

Ask for the student's first and last names$($individually$).$

Convert the names to uppercase and display them.

Display the initials of the student.

Option $3$: Enter Student Phone Number

Prompt for a $10-$digit phone number.

Format it as XXX$-$XXX$-$XXXX and display.

Option $4$: Exit

Display all collected information.

Thank the user and prepare to exit the loop.

Error Handling for Menu Selection:

Add an error handling mechanism to the menu selection process:

Inside your main loop, after processing valid options with if and else if statements, use an else statement

to handle any input that does not match a defined option.

Display an error message: Invalid Option $$Please see the Sample Run$$

Also, In option $1$ and option $2,$ we might need the buffer clearing, use $($input$.$nextLine$())$ inside the if$,$ else

if statement.

Loop Control:

After executing any of the options, ask the user if they want to continue.

If the user types $"$No$",$ set continueRunning to false to exit the loop.

Otherwise, continue with the next iteration.

The loop Control should work with upper and lower case for Yes and No

Documentation and Comments:

Add comments to your code to explain the purpose of each part and how it works.

use this example

import java.util.Scanner;

public class UsingDifferentLoopsExample$\{$

public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$

$//$declare and initialize variables

$//$User will enter the grocery items

int items$=1$;

$//$user will enter total number of groceries to purchase

int groceryQuantity;

$//$for the user to select yes or no

String select;

$//$to calculate the total of grocery items purchased

int sum$=0$;

$//$boolean to get out of the loop

boolean choice $=$true;