The first programming project involves writing a program to determine whether another Java

source code file has matching delimiters. The delimiters that must match are parentheses, braces

and square brackets. The program should consist of two classes. The first class that encapsulates

the input file should contain the following public methods:

$$ A constructor that accepts the file name of the Java source file to be tested and throws a

FileNotFoundException if the file does not exist

$$ A method that returns the next character in the file excluding characters that are inside

either type of comment and characters in either character or string literals

$$ A method that returns a string containing the current line number and character number

of the current character

You may add any additional private methods that are required.

The second class should contain the main method. It should read in the file name from the

keyboard until a valid file name is entered and then create an object of the first class. It should

then repeatedly call the method that returns the next character until it returns a null character

indicating the end of the file or until a mismatch of delimiters is encountered. If the character is a

left delimiter it should be pushed onto a delimiter stack. If it is a right delimiter, the stack should

be popped and a check should be made to ensure that the delimiters are of a matching type. If the

delimiters do not match, a message should be displayed indicating what delimiter was

encountered and at what position. You may use the defined Java Stack class.