Create a new application from scratch (do not copy previous assignments). Name your main activity class "LoggingLifecycleActivity." Override each of the lifecycle methods mentioned in the lecture to do the following: a. call the same method on the super class. b. log a message with a custom tag and the name of the method being called. The tag should be defined as a constant in your activity and should include your first name. 2. Implement two different layouts:one for portrait orientation, and one for landscape orientation. Both layouts must include at least one ImageView, one ImageButton, and one TextView. a. The portrait orientation layout should display the views vertically in the order:ImageButton, Imageview, TextView. b. The landscape orientation layout must display the ImageView and ImageButton side-by-side, and the TextView across the top or bottom. Add at least two custom drawables to your project. The ImageView should display one of these drawables by default. When clicked, the ImageButton should change the image displayed by the ImageView (i.e. it must rotate through the different custom images each time it is pressed) Create an integer variable in your activity that keeps track of the number of times that the orientation of the device is changed, and uses the TextView to display a message and this number (e.g. "Display Rotated X Times"). The number should increment by 1 each time the device is rotated (CTRL-F12 is used to rotate an emulator). The images displayed by the ImageView and ImageButton should not change when the device orientation is changed. Use a Bundle to store/load the state each time the app is destroyed and recreated