Part1 (basic: 60%) We have already seen how to copy a file using java. Utilizing that knowledge write a program that giv

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Part1 (basic: 60%) We have already seen how to copy a
file using java. Utilizing that knowledge write a program that
given a list of files (names) and the destination (all through
command line input as executing the program), it will copy all
those files into the destination folder.
Note: if a specified path is a directory, mention that
it is a directory, and skip copying it.
Note: handle all the possible exceptional cases and user
error.
Note: every time a file is copied, print the number of
bytes copied.
Example: if file size is 36 bytes, print 36
B.
if file size is 3635 bytes, print 4 KB.
if file size is 3635124 bytes, print 4
MB.

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Please write code in JAVA language and do it as soon as
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Part1: Executing java YourAppName "resources/img/ada 1.jpg" "resources/docs/books/some citations.txt" Output: >Started: resourceslimglada1.jpg... >Finished FILE: resources/imglada1.jpg >Total 11KB were copied! >Started: resources docs\books some citations.txt... >Finished FILE: resources docs books some citations.txt >Total 435B were copied! -dest ada1.jpg some citations.txt Produces a (dest) folder structure: Note: as you see, only the specified file(s) (not their paths) are created in the destination folder.