please use java and do extra credit

You've been tasked to perform some basic analytics on data containing information about the largest cities in the us. The following files have been provided to you: Cities.txt: a list of the largest cities in the U.S. Population.txt: a list of populations that correspond to the cities list Lat.txt: a list of latitudes that correspond to the list of cities Long.txt: a list of longitudes that correspond to the list of cities Required Submission Read the cities.txt and population.txt files and identity the largest city (by population) and the second largest city (by population). You must store all data from these two files into two separate arrays and operate on those arrays. Display the results as follows: U.S. Cities Analytics Largest city: New York (population 8405837) Second largest city: Los Angeles (population 3884307) Note: The determination of the largest and second largest cities and associated populations should be strictly determined programmatically (do not hard code these determinations) Extra Credit (+25) In addition to the files above, read the lat.ext and long.txt files, which contain the latitude and longitude coordinates (GPS coordinates) for the corresponding city. Using the straight-line distance (Euclidean distance formula) to determine the closest city to the largest (by population). You must store all data from these two files into two separate arrays and operate on those arrays, Display the results as follows: U.S. Cities Analytics Largest city: New York (population 8,405,837) Second largest city: Los Angeles (population 3,884,307) Closest city to New York: Hoboken (population 52,575) Note: The determination of the largest and closest eities and associated populations should be strictly determined programmatically You must include a video (no more than 5 minutes) that describes your program in detail and the thought process behind the decisions that you made. The video should show your code and should provide a way to hear your voice and see which parts of the code you are referencing as your describe it. Treat this as an oral defense of your work