I know this is a big question but i have already completed 3/4 of the task, i just need help writing the student class not the studentdatabase or the studentdatabasedriver, the prize class i also dont think will work with the current student class once it works. in java using intellij, thanks if the question is too large i understand, also dont know if i need to copy in my current code - thank you This Assignment is divided into four stages. The overall task is to write a scaled-down student database for a university, containing the following information: - Every student has: - a student number (a seven digit integer) - a family name - given name(s) - a degree (one of "Science", "Arts" or "Medicine") - results for each topic - Each topic result contains: - a topic code (8 characters, e.g. COMP2008) - the grade ("FL","PS","CR","DN" or "HD") - a mark (0 - 100), which is optional - Medicine students also have a list of (zero or more) prizes - Arts students have a major and a minor You are required to read in the student information from a file in the following format: - Each line of input is either a student details line, a topic result line, or a comment - Each data field in each line is separated by commas (like an Excel .csv - file) - The fields in a student details line are in the following order: - a character 'A', 'M' or 'S' representing the degree (arts, medicine or science respectively) - the student number - the family name - the given names (separated by spaces) - a (possibly empty) list of prizes, separated by commas (only if the degree is medicine) - the major (only if the degree is arts) - the minor (only if the degree is arts) - Topic results appear in the following order (separated by commas): - the letter 'R' (upper case) - the student number - the topic code - the grade - the mark (if it exists) - Prizes for medical students are as follows: - an input line beginning with a 'P' indicates a new prize - the second field is the name of the prize - the third field is the topics that the prize is awarded for - e.g. MMED2 means the prize is awarded for performance in all topics with a code beginning with MMED2 - the fourth field, min, is the minimum number of topics attempted which match the third field - the prize is awarded to the medical student who has the highest average mark in their best min matching topics - e.g. for the input line P,Neuroscience 1 Prize,MMED1904,1, the prize goes to the student with the highest mark in MMED1904 - e.g. for the input line P,3rd Year Medicine Prize,MMED3,5, the prize goes to the student with the highest average mark in their best 5 MMED3xxx topics - a prize description may appear anywhere within the input file - prizes should be calculated and added to the students' prize lists in the order the prize descriptions appear, and after any prizes in the student details line - there will be no more than 10 prizes You are required to print, and write to file, an academic record for each student, with the following requirements: - students appear in the order that the student details lines appear in the input file - topic results for each student appear in the same order as they appear in the input file - each academic record contains the following lines of output, in order: - the string "_Academic record for_" followed by the given name(s), the family name, and the student number in parentheses (each separated by spaces) - the string "Degree: " followed by the degree - the string "Major: " followed by the major (if applicable) - the string "Minor: " followed by the minor (if applicable) - for each prize, the string "Prize: " followed by the prize name - for each topic result, the topic code, grade and mark (if given), separated by spaces - a blank line, to indicate the end of that student's record You may make the following assumptions: - each student record occurs before any of that student's results - no student attempts more than 40 topics - no student is awarded more than 10 prizes - there are no more than 1000 students - any line _**not**_ beginning with 'A', 'M', 'P', 'R' or 'S' is a comment, and should be ignored A sample input file and corresponding output are shown below. ![Sample Input File](../assets/sampleInput.png "Sample Input") **Figure 1. Sample Input File** ![Output for the Sample Input](../assets/sampleOutput.png "Output for Sample Input") **Figure 2. Output for the Sample Input** ### Stage 1 Assume that every input line begins with 'S', that is, all the students are science students and there are no topic results. Write a `Student` class containing the necessary data elements for a science student and the methods to set and print that student's details. ### Stage 2 Allow for input beginning with any character except 'P' or 'R', that is, student details or comment lines, but still no topic results. Extend the Student class to provide a `MedStudent` class and an `ArtsStudent` class. Re-use as much code from the `Student` class as possible. i.e. DON'T repeat (copy-and-paste) any code from the `Student` class. ### Stage 3 Complete the implementation of the student database, from stages 1 and 2, by allowing topic results to be stored and printed. Write a `Result` class and store the topic results for each student in an array of `Result` objects. ### Stage 4 #### Challenging Extend the program to calculate prizes for medical students as follows: - an input line beginning with a 'P' indicates a new prize - the second field is the name of the prize - the third field is the topics that the prize is awarded for e.g. "MMED2" means the prize is awarded for performance in all topics with a code beginning with "MMED2" - the fourth field, min, is the minimum number of topics attempted which match the third field - the prize is awarded to the medical student who has the highest average mark in their best min matching topics e.g. for the input line "P,Neuroscience 1 Prize,MMED1904,1", the prize goes to the student with the highest mark in MMED1904 e.g. for the input line "P,3rd Year Medicine Prize,MMED3,5", the prize goes to the student with the highest average mark in their best 5 MMED3xxx topics - a prize description may appear anywhere within the input file - prizes should be calculated and added to the students' prize lists in the order the prize descriptions appear, and after any prizes in the student details line - there will be no more than 10 prizes If the input file above is extended with the following lines: 
 P,Medicine 1 prize,MMED1,4 P,Physics prize,PHYS,1 
 then the output file should contain the line: 
 Prize: Physics prize 
 after the line: 
 Prize: Chemistry Prize 1998