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In this video.

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We're going to cover the solution for part five.

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Once again, we tie everything together by adding user interactivity.

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Task one tells us to make the store object a class variable because we are going to need to access it

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from more than one place inside the class.

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Task two is to define a function named load movies.

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It takes one parameter, the file name that we're going to load movies from and the function is going

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to throw a file not found exception.

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First thing we're going to do is load contacts from the file name.

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We can use a file input stream.

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We'll create a new object of the file input stream class and pass into it the file name that we want

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to connect to.

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The next thing we need to do is read the data from the movies file.

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So after connecting to the file will create a new getter object.

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And instead of receiving input from the system, it's going to receive input from the input stream.

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And then we can use a while loop to read all the data from the file that we're scanning.

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The while loop will keep running as long as the file has a next line.

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So it should run ten times.

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And during each run, we're going to create a new movie object.

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But wait.

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Each movie is separated by hyphens.

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We can't use Scandal.

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Next, bigger scandal.

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Next picks up the next value delimited by a white space.

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In this case, the delimiter is two hyphens.

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So during each run, we're going to have to pick up the entire line as one string.

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String line is equal to scandal.

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Our next line.

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Based on the delimiter, we know that each line can split into three strings.

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And I told you to research how the split function can be used to split a string into multiple strings.

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So I hope you came up with this.

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All you got to do is say line, not split.

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And we're going to split the line every time there's a pair of hyphens.

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If you hover on the method, it returns an array of string values, which we're going to store in an

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array called words.

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This array is going to contain three elements because we know that the line was split into three words.

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The first word we know is the name.

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The second word is the format.

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And the third is the rating.

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A oh rating is a double, but it's being stored as a string.

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And your task was to research how to parse a double from a string.

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And I hope you found something like this.

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We're going to use the wrapper class double.

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To pass a double.

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From the string at index to.

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And splendid.

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And once you're done, don't forget to close the scanner object.

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And that's it for the load movies function.

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We'll go back to the main method we're going to call Load Movie.

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And the file we're going to be loading movies from is movies that text.

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Once again we get an error because the load movies method can through a file not found exception.

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This is a tactics option.

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So if you want to call this method, Java is going to force you to try to run the code.

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And if the code happens to fail, you need to catch the file, not a found exception.

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And we'll just print the message that comes out of it.

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Here.

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We're going to print.

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Movies loaded.

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Followed by two lines.

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Then we'll print the two string of the store object.

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And.

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Okay, I want to test everything before moving on.

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We write a lot of code and went at a break point right here.

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Launch the debugger.

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And step into the function.

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I'll step over creating the file input stream as well as the scanner object.

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The wire loop runs through every line in the movie file injury each run.

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We're picking up the entire line.

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Then we're splitting the line around every pair of hyphens.

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As a result, we get an array with three values.

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Then we're using these values to create a new object and add it to the collection of movies.

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And you know what?

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I'll never get bored of visualizing code.

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It's really cool.

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Now there are a lot of movies, so I'll start the debugger here.

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And that's all for tasks.

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One, two and three.

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In the next video over an implement task for.