Everyone starts with a grade point of zero for this assignment. Implementing each of the features below completely and correctly will award you 1.0 grade points (i.e. implementing all four features will result in a grade point of 4.0 being awarded).

• When the program runs it will create a JFrame containing a JButton the latter with some default text (Figure 1): worth 1 letter step
• When the button is pressed two things will happen:
  1. The text of the button changes to a non-default value (Figure 2): worth 1 letter step
  2. Another JFrame window appears that contains the same non-default text contained in the button (Figure 3): worth 1 letter step
• The close behavior for both (no credit if you change one but not the other) JFrames (triggered when the close window control is clicked: Figure 4) is changed from hiding the window to the disposal of the control: worth 1 letter step

Figure 1: Program initially run, JFrame contains a JButton with default text

Figure 2: Button pressed: the text of the button changes to a non-default value

Figure 3: Button pressed: a new  JFrame popup (containing the same non-default text from the button) appears for each press

Figure 4: Clicking on the close window control (top right of the JFrame) will 'dispose' of the control (rather than default 'hide' behavior)

Submitting your work:

1. Assignments (source code/'dot-java' file) must be electronically submitted according to [the assignment submission requirements] using [D2L]. Zip all your classes together into one zip file and upload the compressed document. Do not use other file formats or your grade may be affected.
2. As a reminder, you are not allowed to work in groups for this class. Copying the work of another student will be regarded as academic misconduct (cheating).  For additional details about what is and is not okay for this class please refer to the following [link].

External libraries that can be used