This Semesters Project will be on Creating A Running Log. The running log can consist of recording/calculating running pace for certain distances over time. It is also possible the project will grow and incorporate other aspects of running- For example, recording the outdoor temperature during a run, calculating how many calories were burned during a run, cumulative running distance, etc.

This weeks project work takes a similar track (pardon the pun) to the previous assignments. However, you are to use File I/O to complete this weeks work. There needs to be two classes, each with a main method, and runnable separately, called ReadRunnersMain.java and WriteRunnersMain.java.

The ReadRunnersMain class should:

1. Read from a file called Runners.txt (example attached).
   1. The Runners.txt file should have 3 space-separated column, each row storing
      1. Name of the runner
      2. Distance of the run (in miles, decimal)
      3. Time of the run (in minutes, decimal)
2. Output to System.out:
   1. The total number of runs from step 1
   2. The total distance of all runs from step 1
   3. The total time of all runs from step 1
   4. The names of each runner from step 1

The WriteRunnersMain class should:

1. Create a writeable file called NewRunners.txt
2. Ask the user for number of runs
3. For each run:
   1. Ask the user the name of the runner for a run
   2. What the distance was in miles (in decimal format)
   3. What the time was in minutes (in decimal format, e.g. 23.9 minutes is acceptable)
   4. Write a row in NewRunners.txt file with the name, distance, and time of the run

Note: The format of Runners.txt should match the format of NewRunners.txt. So if a file is created from WriteRunnerMain, simply renaming that file to Runners.txt, should allow it to properly run in ReadRunnerMain.

Also Note: In general, Project work will be more free-form than other assignments. Please make it as usable and readable to the user as possible. But, in this case input/output file format for both classes should match the example. Also, since you have learned Exception Handling, and to receive full credit, incorporate some appropriate try/catch exception handling to demonstrate understanding of the concept.

The inputs and outputs are whatever you would like! This is for my Java Programming ll class!