Java Write a program that reads a text file and counts the number of characters, words, sentences, and paragraphs. A blank space or tab character should be used to delimit a word, a period (.) should...

Java Write a program that reads a text file and counts the number of characters, words, sentences, and paragraphs. A blank space or tab character should be used to delimit a word, a period (.) should be used to delimit a sentence, and a newline character should be used to delimit a paragraph. Name the program WordCount and design it to be invoked as follows: WordCount –[c][w][s][p] filename The hyphen (-) in the above syntax is used to denote that counting options will be specified and the square brackets are used to denote counting options. A ‘c’ indicates that a character count should be done, a ‘w’ indicates that a word count should be done, etc. As an example, WordCount –cws myFile.txt indicates that a character count, word count, and sentence count should be done on the file myFile.txt. WordCount –cw myFile.txt indicates that a character count and word count should be done on the file myText.txt. If the program is invoked as WordCount myFile.txt then all counts should be performed.